Flipping vs. renting. That is the great debate among many real estate investors. On one hand, you can flip a property, walk away with a boatload of cash, and get on to your next property. The downside? High capital gains taxes and sacrificing recurring cash flow.
You can also choose to keep your rehabbed home as a buy and hold rental property, and if done properly with a cash-out refinance, you could be walking away with a bunch of cash AND an asset that pays you every month like clockwork.
Kyle and Lauren share the four reasons why they are big fans of buy and hold over flipping. They also show a real-life example of how keeping a rehabbed property as a rental can be a massive wealth builder over time.
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00:00 Should You Flip or Buy and Hold?
00:40 One-Time Payments or Recurring?
01:05 Reoccurring Cashflow
01:24 Appreciation
01:36 Principal Pay Down
02:00 Tax Advantages & Depreciation
02:57 Lauren & Kyle's Real Life Example
Flipping vs. Renting: Which Brings in More Cash?
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