Investing in House Flips
Single-family house flips offer the opportunity to get in and out of a deal quickly with a low minimum investment amount and the potential for high returns.
The goal of our flip investments is to quickly add as much value as possible to the property, then sell it immediately. This way, we can generate the highest annualized returns for our investors.
We complete extensive interior and exterior renovations of the main house.
We specialize in flipping distressed, low-end homes in up-and-coming areas. These types of properties often offer higher profit margins, more transformation potential, and greater buyer demand.
Single-family flips are our quickest projects, with time frames ranging from just 6-12 months. This project type is ideal for investors who are looking for a short-term investment.
The Benefits of Investing in House Flips
Short terms.
With the average flip taking 6-12 months, you can invest without tying up your capital for a long period. Flips can be a great way to diversify your portfolio with different investment timelines.
Low minimum investment amounts.
Investors can buy into these fixer-upper deals for as little as $15,000.
Deal-by-deal control.
Our projects are offered on a deal-by-deal basis, which means that you have access to all property details and can choose exactly which property (or properties) you want to invest in.
Passive real estate ownership.
With PMI, you can invest in equity (rather than just debt). This means you get an ownership stake in the underlying real estate, without putting any sweat equity into the project.
Choosing the Right Property
PMI focuses on quality over quantity. We only target deals with the highest profitability potential. We analyze dozens of properties to find one property strong enough to meet our high standards. Our careful due diligence process is designed to mitigate any risk and ensure the most profitable returns possible.
The due diligence process includes:
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Exploring the neighborhood to get a feel for the surrounding area,
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Running comps to establish the fair market value compared to recent sales,
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Reviewing rental income and vacancy rates,
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Researching zoning codes to see what we can build,
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Projecting transformation and value-add potential,
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And estimating the cost-to-build and expected return on investment.