EnterEgypt Sherrod, an experienced real estate agent as well as property flipperwith years of experience.
OnFlipping Virgins,sheteaches first-time flippers the ropes.
The show’s first episode premieredon Sept. 11, 2015, airing a short four-episode season.
As the show’s popularity has grown, each season has becomeprogressivelylongerand tackles flipping more properties.
Since its start,Flipping Virginshas continued its mission of helping people with their real estate hustles.
But as we see onFlipping Virgins, that is not always the case.
Inthe first season’s fourth episode and season finale, two sisters went in on a flipping project together.
This diversity of buyers makesFlipping Virginsa unique addition to otherhouse-huntingandhouse-flipping reality TV shows.
If a house is too damaged, flippers end up eating away at all their potential profits to renovate.
Because time is money."
And the sooner you flip your property, the sooner you might invest your profits in anotherfixer upper.
OnFlipping Virgins, Sherrod has one cardinal rule.
“Get a mentor first,” she advisedBlackAmericaWeb.com.
“Find someone who’s doing it successfully.”
In an interview with XONecole.com, Sherrod elaborated.
In some cities the real estate market is booming!
While in some cities it’s still doing really, really bad.
If you mess up a tile, it’ll cost you a few dollars to fix it.
Sherrod alsoencourages people to always have multiple streams of income.
“Always save more than you spend,” she recommends (viaAcorns' Grow).
This helps when you get to the stage of finally talking to lenders (i.e.
the bank) and agents to help find the right property to flip.
And with so many different home styles to choose from, there is something for everyone.
Which also happens to be what Egypt Sherrod recommends even when she’s not onFlipping Virgins.
That’s perfect forFlipping Virginsstars as property continues to boom there.
Remember, less is more, so your shed doesn’t get too cluttered or overcrowded.
Take it fromFlipping Virgins.
