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Wholesaling and Rehabbing Real Estate in the South Bay


Real Estate Investing in the South Bay Area through Wholesaling

New and inexperienced investors in the South Bay real estate market experience some confusion on where to start with their business. Two areas of the real estate field can generate good profit and produce adequate income each year. These two areas are the fields of rehabbing and wholesaling. Another area is that of the property owner who rents out real estate property.

 

Renting out a South Bay property can provide a continuous flow of cash for its owner. On the other hand, wholesaling and rehabbing generate substantial amounts of money, albeit irregularly. Actually, you can picture the South Bay real estate investing market as a triangle. The wholesale business can be considered the triangle’s base. The other fields or real estate — rehabbing and renting — can be considered as the two other legs.

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The wholesale business is considered the base of the triangle because it generates a substantial income for the investor at intervals. It further infuses money into his capital. This can consequently increase the investor’s capacity for business. If you are a new South Baby real estate investor, it is a good idea to start with wholesaling. Not only does wholesaling have the potential to cause significant capital enlargement, it also enhances your confidence as an investor.

 

Wholesaling goes by another name: flipping. It’s an excellent means for you to gain significant capital growth within a time frame of 30 to 45 days. This capacity for fast and significant capital growth is what makes the wholesale real estate business very interesting and exciting for some investors.

 

How to Start in Wholesaling: A Form of Real Estate Investing

 

So how do you go about wholesaling? Once you have gathered several investors who can assist you in financing your endeavor, you can then buy a house in the South Bay area at a low and bargain price. You then resell the house to buyers for a cash price. This whole process typically lasts between 15 and 20 days.

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Wholesaling properties in the South Bay area is thus an easy way to make significant and substantial profit with less time and with less effort. This is true especially when compared to the business of repairing properties in the Beach Cities or Palos Verdes Peninsula prior to putting them up for sale.

 

When you sell a South Bay property to a buyer who does not pay in cash but needs financing, the whole process can take up even less time. Should the financing require certification, you may need to get an appraisal prior to proceeding with the sale.

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The basic difference between wholesaling and rehabbing South Bay properties is that in wholesaling, you simply have to figure out the best method of selling off the property in the shortest time while yielding good profit. On the other hand, in rehabbing, you spend a lot of time and money in repairing the house, and as some investors see it, money just keeps going out of the pocket before the sale. Therefore, most investors choose to go with the wholesale business.

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Posted on October 4th, 2008 by Ryan Rockwood
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