How to Earn $100K + Per Year Flipping Houses

Instructors: Doug Vairo, Eric Busuttil, Tracie Bonilla, Rob Tuzzo

Duration: 4 Hours

Credits: 3.75

Certification: Emailed Upon Completion

State: New York

Course ID: LDE #16559

Price: $20

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Course Overview

​The house Flipping Market can be seen as a complicated and difficult business. Without doing research and understanding the market, you’re basically setting yourself up for failure. We will spend time going over the process from A-Z. As realtors we have both a mindset to be independent contractor, the same traits can be translated into a Fix and Flip project. The knowledge you will gain from this class will give you the confidence to either be an investor or help your clients with the expansion of their business.

Course Instructor

Eric Busittil

Vice President of Business Development at Cross Country Mortgage.

Eric Busuttil is currently the Vice President of Business Development at Cross Country Mortgage. Eric is a St John’s University graduate and has over 15 years of experience in the mortgage industry and has excelled in managing the day to day functions of expansion and the many facets of business development. These functions include but are not limited to managing and growing relationships with Real Estate Brokers, Agents, Real Estate Attorneys, Accountants, Financial Planners and other Mortgage Professionals. Eric holds a mortgage originator License in NY, NJ, PA, MA, and CA.  Eric also spends his time teaching several New York State approved continuing education classes for Realtors. Eric doesn’t just love the interaction with other industry professionals but feels the best way to give back is to help others advance in their careers by sharing the knowledge and experience he has accumulated throughout his career.

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