Ethics of House Flipping | Podcast for Realtors

Is house flipping ethical? From the perspective of a realtor, we discuss our view on the world of house flipping and explore the ethical considerations surrounding this popular real estate practice.
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[@KinneyYong]

The old house on the corner had been empty for months. It was a tired old thing, with peeling paint and a sagging roof. The neighbors were starting to worry that it would bring down the value of their homes. One day, a new family moved in. They were young and energetic, and they were determined to make the old house their own. They started by fixing up the exterior. They painted the house, replaced the roof, and put in a new fence. Then, they turned their attention to the interior. They gutted the kitchen and bathroom, and they put in new flooring, appliances, and fixtures. They also updated the electrical and plumbing systems. When they were finished, the old house was transformed. It was now a beautiful, modern home. The neighbors were so impressed that they started to fix up their own homes. Soon, the whole neighborhood was looking better than ever. The new family's house flipping project had a positive impact on the entire neighborhood. It improved the appearance of the neighborhood, and it increased the value of the homes. The neighbors were grateful for the new family's efforts, and they were glad to see the neighborhood coming back to life. I hope you enjoyed this story! Here is a current example of a fixer for sale in San Clemente: myre.io/0wM8qMI1t8Lj

[@AgentsPlaybook]

Thanks for the story Kinney! Glad you're tuning in to our discussions