Why most Flippers fail?   Bridging doesn’t turn a bad deal into a good one. It just makes failure more expensive.   At 18%+ annually, bridging only works when you’ve got:   • A fixed exit strategy • A realistic timeline with buffer built in • Enough margin to survive delays and overruns   Most flippers have none of those.   I’ve funded deals where bridging worked brilliantly. I’ve also walked away from deals where bridging was the only thing making the numbers stack.   Guess which group succeeds more often.   The difference is simple: Proper deal analysis upfront not scrambling mid-project hoping the market saves you.   If you’re analysing a flip, DM Sarkis Mahseredjian.(is his post on LinkedIn) He's happy to stress-test the numbers with you and introduce you to direct lenders who actually care whether the deal works.

Posted by Cristian Bunescu at 2026-05-27 08:44:33 UTC