Real Estate Flippers Struggle to Protect Margins in Volatile Markets
House flippers face margin compression from both acquisition costs and execution speed, with no clear framework for prioritizing which lever matters more in current market conditions. Rising holding costs and unpredictable resale timelines make margin protection harder to optimize. Lacks sufficient detail for stronger scoring.
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