Flip' In Cash: Buy Low and Sell High

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Choosing the right type of property to invest in greatly shapes the overall buying process. Different property types require different investing approaches and levels of commitment. Market trends can also impact non-landed properties more than landed ones, affecting both sales and rental markets.

When making purchases, investors should include a clause that provides options to nullify the agreement if the property turns out to be different from what was depicted.

Houses offer better potential for extensions, redesigns, and remodeling, which can boost value. Flats, apartments, and condos typically have more restrictions, and approvals are usually needed before any work can begin.