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Jason Roberts - The Real Truth About Fix & Flipping in Today’s Market

Jason Roberts - The Real Truth About Fix & Flipping in Today’s Market

Season 6 Episode 23 Published 3 months, 1 week ago
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Can you really make six figures on a single house flip, even in a challenging market?


In this episode of the Real Estate Educators Podcast, Kevin Amolsch sits down with Jason Roberts to talk about wholesaling, fix-and-flipping, market risk, mentorship, and building a recession-resistant real estate business.


Jason shares how watching his parents lose everything during the 2007–2008 housing crash shaped the way he approaches investing today. They discuss why investors need multiple streams of income, how to stress test deals, and why wholesaling creates the cash flow needed to survive market downturns.


They also dive into double closings, finding off-market deals, probate opportunities, and how Jason’s mentorship students are landing six-figure flips.


If you’re interested in wholesaling, flipping houses, or building long-term wealth through real estate, this episode is packed with practical advice.


TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - Growing up in a real estate family in New York
09:05 - From engineering to real estate investing
11:14 - How fix-and-flipping replaced Jason’s W-2 income
13:28 - The biggest lesson from the 2008 housing crash
18:08 - The balance between staying focused and diversifying
22:18 - How Jason finds off-market wholesale deals
26:40 - What a “double close” actually means
31:45 - Scaling from one flip to 20+ projects per year
34:18 - The mentorship program helping students land six-figure flips
43:08 - Why market data matters more than opinions


Connect with Jason Roberts:
Website: BetterBlueprintAcademy.com


Learn more about wholesaling, fix-and-flipping, and real estate mentorship opportunities in Colorado and nationwide.


Learn more about Pine Financial Group:
pinefinancialgroup.com


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