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Build it. Flip it. Profit.

Whether you're doing a ground-up new construction build or renovating an existing property to flip — I help investors find the right deals, run the real numbers, and sell for maximum return. In NJ and SC.

Two Paths To Profit

Different strategy. Same goal.

Path 01

Ground-Up New Construction

Buy the lot, build the house, sell for profit. This is the bigger play — higher margins, longer timeline, more moving parts. It works best when you can identify undervalued land in appreciating neighborhoods and build what the market is hungry for.

Higher profit ceiling per project
Full control over design, finishes, and pricing
New builds command premium sale prices
Best in growth markets like the Grand Strand
Longer timeline: 8-18 months typical
Path 02

Renovation & Flip

Find the distressed or dated property, renovate it smart, sell it fast. This is the faster play — tighter margins, quicker turnaround, and the ability to stack multiple deals per year. It works when you can buy right and control your renovation costs.

Faster turnaround: 3-6 months typical
Lower capital requirement per deal
Stack multiple flips per year
Strong play in established NJ neighborhoods
Profit is made at purchase — buy right or don't buy
What I Bring

Your agent should think like an investor.

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Deal Sourcing

I find off-market properties, distressed listings, pre-foreclosures, estate sales, and underpriced lots before they hit the open market. The best deals don't sit on Zillow.

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ARV & Comp Analysis

I run after-repair value comps and realistic sale price projections so you know your exit number before you buy. If the numbers don't work, I'll tell you — not sell you.

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Renovation Budget Reality Check

I've seen enough renovation projects to know what things actually cost. I'll gut-check your rehab budget so you're not 30% over before drywall goes up.

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Contractor & Vendor Network

I have trusted contractors, GCs, architects, and tradespeople in both NJ and SC. The right crew is the difference between a profitable flip and a money pit.

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Design & Finish Guidance

I know what buyers in each market are actually paying for. I'll steer you toward finishes and layouts that maximize ARV without over-improving for the neighborhood.

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Sale & Exit Strategy

When it's time to sell, I bring the same full-service listing experience — professional photography, Zillow Showcase, digital marketing, and aggressive negotiation to get top dollar on your flip.

The Math

Every deal starts with the numbers.

Before you make an offer, I help you build the full picture. Here's what we're looking at on every potential deal:

Purchase Price
What you're buying it for — the foundation of the entire deal
Renovation / Build Costs
Realistic rehab or construction budget, not best-case fantasy numbers
Holding Costs
Mortgage, taxes, insurance, utilities — every month you hold it costs money
After-Repair Value (ARV)
What it will sell for once the work is done — based on real comps, not Zestimates
Sale Costs
Commission, closing costs, transfer taxes, staging, photography
Net Profit
What's left after everything. This is the only number that matters.

I won't let you get into a deal where the math doesn't work. If the spread is too thin, the renovation scope is too risky, or the ARV is optimistic — I'll tell you. Better to walk away from a bad deal than chase one.

Where I Invest

Two markets, two opportunities.

NJ

New Jersey

Bergen County has some of the highest home values in the state — which means the margins on a well-executed flip or teardown-to-new can be massive. Older housing stock, strong buyer demand, and limited inventory create the perfect conditions for investors who know what they're doing.

Best Plays
Teardown-to-new in Saddle River, USR, Woodcliff Lake. Full-gut renovations in Westwood, Oradell, Dumont. Estate sales and outdated homes in strong school districts.
SC

South Carolina

The Grand Strand is booming — population growth, tourism, and new development are driving demand. Lower construction costs, available land, and strong buyer demand make it an ideal market for both ground-up builds and renovation flips. Plus, no state income tax on your profits.

Best Plays
New construction in Carolina Forest, Conway, Little River. Renovation flips in North Myrtle, Surfside, Murrells Inlet. Build-to-rent for STR income. Lot acquisition in emerging areas like Georgetown.
The Process

From deal to done.

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Step 01

Strategy Call

What kind of investor are you? What's your budget, risk tolerance, and target return? Are you flipping for quick profit or building to hold? We get aligned before we start hunting.

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Step 02

Deal Sourcing

I find properties with investment potential — off-market leads, estate sales, distressed listings, vacant lots, and underpriced inventory. I bring you deals that match your criteria and your numbers.

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Step 03

Run the Numbers

We build the full pro forma together — purchase price, renovation or construction costs, holding costs, ARV, and projected net profit. If it doesn't pencil out, we move on. No emotions.

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Step 04

Acquire

I negotiate the purchase aggressively. On investment deals, every dollar saved on acquisition goes straight to your bottom line. I fight for the best price and terms.

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Step 05

Build or Renovate

I connect you with my contractor network and stay involved through the project — checking progress, advising on design decisions that impact resale, and keeping the timeline on track.

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Step 06

Sell for Maximum Return

When it's done, I list and sell the finished product with full-service marketing — pro photography, Zillow Showcase, digital ads, open houses, and hard negotiation to maximize your exit price.

Related Services

1031 Into Your Next Flip

Sell one investment property and roll the proceeds into your next project — deferring capital gains entirely. Forward or reverse exchange.

Learn About 1031 Exchanges

Build to Rent (STR)

Instead of flipping, build or renovate for Airbnb income. I have market data on rental performance to project your returns before you invest.

STR Investing

Sell Your NJ Property

If you're selling a completed flip or a property you've held as an investment, I bring the same aggressive marketing and negotiation to maximize your exit.

Sellers
FAQ

Investor questions, answered.

Do you work with first-time flippers?

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Absolutely. Everyone starts somewhere. I'll walk you through the entire process — from finding the deal to managing the rehab to selling the finished product. The key is making sure your first deal is a solid one, not a learning-experience-that-costs-you-money.

How do you find off-market deals?

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A mix of direct outreach, estate sales, pre-foreclosure leads, networking with other investors and attorneys, and market knowledge. The best deals rarely hit the MLS. I'm constantly sourcing inventory for my investor clients.

Should I flip in NJ or SC?

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Depends on your capital and goals. NJ has higher entry costs but higher margins per deal. SC has lower costs, faster timelines, and the no-income-tax advantage. Some of my clients do both — flip in NJ for bigger checks, flip in SC for volume.

Can I 1031 exchange from a flip?

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It depends on how the property is classified. If it's held for investment, yes. If the IRS considers it dealer property (you're flipping as a business), it may not qualify. This is a CPA conversation — I can connect you with the right people.

Do you help with the renovation itself?

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I'm not a GC, but I have a network of trusted contractors in both states. I'll connect you with the right people, advise on design decisions that impact resale value, and stay involved throughout the project to keep things on track.

What kind of returns should I expect?

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It varies by deal, market, and execution. A well-run flip should target 10-20%+ net return on the total investment. Ground-up new construction can hit higher margins but requires more capital and time. I'll never sugarcoat the numbers — if a deal doesn't pencil, I'll say so.

Ready to find your next deal?

Whether you're looking for your first flip or your fiftieth — let's talk about what's out there, what the numbers look like, and how to make your next move.