Key Takeaways
- Maintain a 3-month cash reserve beyond project needs to buffer financing disruptions.
- A 1% mortgage rate increase reduces buyer purchasing power by approximately 10%.
- Time listings for spring or early fall when buyer activity is highest.
- The dual exit strategy (flip or rent) eliminates forced-sale risk during market downturns.
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Test Your Knowledge
1.How much does a 1% increase in mortgage rates reduce buyer purchasing power?
2.What cash reserve should flippers maintain beyond project needs?
3.What is the dual exit strategy and why is it important?