Every house flip has a hidden fortune built into it—and most investors never see it. Right now, on deals happening across the country, investors are making $18,000 in profit while leaving $42,000 on the table. The money's there. They just don't know how to keep it. Here's the strategy hiding in plain sight that most investors never discover: Get licensed as both a Contractor AND a Real Estate Agent. Suddenly, that $18,000 flip becomes a $60,000 flip. Same property. Same market. Same work. But now YOU keep the buyer's commission. YOU keep the contractor's markup. YOU keep the seller's commission. YOU control every dollar from purchase to sale. It's not about working harder. It's about legally keeping what you've already earned. The dual-license advantage: access and speed While your competition negotiates with contractors and pays dual agent commissions, you're capturing both profit streams yourself. This isn't about working harder—it's about strategic licensing that puts you inside the gates where the real money flows. Most investors think they need to choose: be a real estate agent OR be a contractor. The expensive truth? The investors dominating this business hold BOTH licenses. They're accessing industry tools, wholesale pricing, and MLS data that require licenses to unlock. They close deals faster because they control every step. On a typical $200,000 flip, dual licensing captures $42,000 in profit that single-license investors pay away: $12,000-$18,000 buyer's commission (you keep it) $15,000-$25,000 contractor markup (you keep it) $12,000-$18,000 seller's commission (you keep it) MLS databases your competition can't see. Wholesale supplier pricing the public never gets. Off-market deal flow before properties hit Zillow. Contractor bids at cost instead of retail markup. Inside this 450-page blueprint: The Complete Dual-Licensing Roadmap Step-by-step requirements for obtaining your contractor license and realtor license in all 50 states—timelines, costs, exam prep, and shortcuts. Expect 6-12 months to complete both, but start working deals immediately with one license while pursuing the second. Three Wealth-Building Strategies Whether using house flipping for immediate cash, the BRRRR strategy for rental portfolios, or rental property investing for passive income—dual licensing multiplies returns on every deal. Learn when to fix and flip versus hold, and how each license amplifies the other. Systems That Scale Manage renovations efficiently without hiring project managers. Find off-market deals using industry databases the public can't access. Structure LLCs for legal protection and tax advantages. Control project timelines without micromanaging contractors. 34 Appendixes with Ready-to-Use Tools Calculators for the 70% rule, ARV, cash-on-cash return, and deal analysis. Templates for contractor bids, scope of work, and renovation contracts. Cost estimators for every renovation category. State-specific licensing guides with direct application links. This isn't theory—it's exact formulas and systems used by investors who consistently outperform their competition. Discover how to profit on every deal by controlling what others pay away. For experienced investors: Calculate your deal volume. Multiply by $42,000. That's what you're leaving on the table annually. For beginners: Learn the right way from day one with industry access from your first deal. If you flip even one house per year, the dual-license advantage returns multiples of this book's cost. The math is simple: Keep paying others $42,000 per deal, or invest 6-12 months getting licensed and keep it yourself forever. Your next flip starts here.
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