Hit Singles, Not Home Runs Demo To Dollars podcast

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Successful house flipping starts with hitting singles and doubles, not home runs. Most beginners fail because they attempt dramatic transformations before mastering the basics, but cosmetic rehabs offer a more reliable path to profitability while building essential skills.
• Stick with cosmetic rehabs - carpet, paint, fixtures, and flooring - for your first flips
• Avoid properties with hidden problems like foundation issues, fire damage, or major mold
• Cosmetic flips are predictable, teachable, and typically completed in 4-6 weeks
• Simple projects help you learn fundamentals with less expensive mistakes
• Build momentum with early wins before attempting bigger, more complex renovations
• Remember: survival comes first, profit second, and HGTV-level transformations come later
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Chapters

1. Intro: Start With Singles Not Homers (00:00:00)

2. The HGTV Myth vs Reality (00:00:47)

3. Why Cosmetic Flips Work Best (00:01:35)

4. Speed, Profit, and Learning Faster (00:02:23)

5. Episode Wrap and Call to Action (00:03:29)

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