jeudi 26 mars 2015

Crowdfunding house flippers: Risks and rewards

Home prices are rising at a fast clip again, which is bringing house flippers back to the market. Just like during the housing boom, they are buying distressed properties, doing quick rehabs and selling them for a fast profit.



Unlike during the boom, however, some of these flippers can't get mortgages to ply their trade. So they're turning to the crowd, crowdfunding, to be exact.



Chicago-based Ben Walhood used to sell brain surgery equipment; on the side, he flipped a few houses.

"When I had the W2 and a good income, getting a mortgage was relatively straightforward," he said.

But when the flipping profits grew, Walhood, 33, decided to go into it full time. Without the sales job, thoug




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Crowdfunding house flippers: Risks and rewards

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