7 Mistakes Property Investors Make Flipping Houses

Flipping houses in the UK is not as simple as people make out. In this video I am going to reveal the 7 mistakes property investors make flipping houses.
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House flips in the UK are a great way of building capital but it isn't as straight forward as some people make out. That's why, in this video I break down the 7 mistakes that I see property investors in the UK make when they come to flip their first property.
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[@orioncodesg]

I have a commercial property in Manchester, I bought on a auction for 900k. Thinking of doing some refurbish. How much is too much

[@noodlebrains]

I sort of disagree with the 1st one. If properties are constantly selling on a street then something is wrong. If you live in a nice area, it’s harder to find a property for sale on that road. Also when people ask where to buy, I think they are talking about postcodes, cause like you said - every city has good and bad streets.

[@ssmufc9941]

People always say buy below value (kinda obvious), but how exactly do you do that? How do you spot a 100k property for 80k exactly, that another savvy investor hasn’t already?

[@jasonburden7999]

Very helpful tips, thank you. What do you mean by end value contingency? If the end value is less than what you would've expected, what can you do at that point? Would just looking at average sold prices on the same street be enough to base an end value?

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Glad you liked it!🙏🏼

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Good advice-(thanks)

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[@JamieRobinson07]

To be fair, im not all the way through the video as i type this, but locality of the individual is surely a factor as well. Like you say, if a house hasnt sold in a specific area for a decade its suspicious right? but what if you know it is a good area as you have lived nearby would that sway a decision or would you still be dubious due to the unknown time others have spent on the market in the past?

[@mo9204]

True, it could also indicate that’s a solid area

[@Alex-wf9uw]

Recently my parents have bought their house for 185k and every other house in that area usually goes for 220k

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Nice! See, they’ve locked in profit from day 1. It’s the best way forward

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[@jackdavidsmith]

Thanks Harry! Every Sunday there will be new content. Hope you continue to enjoy 🙏🏼

[@eg3623]

This video is so useful! Going for my second auction /first refurb so this helped a lot