How a 17-Year-Old Can Do House Flipping Without Losing Money

Have you ever heard of Akshay Ruparelia?

The 19-year-old from Barnet, UK, sold his first property before the age of 18, and by 19, he'd become the owner of a company that generated 12 million pounds in revenue over the course of one year.

Yes, a teenager did that!

And if he can bask in glory and millions of 50-pound banknotes, so can you.

The key is to find the real estate investment strategy that yields the highest returns.

Currently, that strategy is flipping.

House flipping contributes to faster returns on investment and is a much lower risk than striving for an alternative like rental income, for example.

In order to keep your house flip from becoming a flop, however, you need a proven methodology and a step-by-step masterplan for launching a successful business in your teenage years.

Without the proper guidance, inexperienced flippers risk committing one of many mistakes that are bound to cost money, time, and profits.

Over-improving a property, having no idea about what local buyers are interested in, ignoring zoning, and trying to accomplish everything on your own are some of the biggest issues that will make you fall flat, even if you have all the capital in the world to begin in.

So, what's the secret to successful house flipping that even a teenager can master?

It's very simple - you need to understand where maximum profit and minimum risk hide.

In How a 17-Year-Old Can Do House Flipping Without Losing Money, you will discover:

       What it takes to generate a profit of over $60,000 per property (and that's just the average for the US!)

       6 bulletproof steps to follow when flipping a property for the first time

       How to become a successful flipper with $10,000 or less as initial capital

       How to sharpen your hunches and know for sure where the best flipping properties are located

       Renovation tips to spruce up the house without throwing money out the window

       Stuff you can do on your own, and processes you need to hire professionals for (which will actually save you money)

       Legal and financial considerations - borin...