A New MovementIn real estate development and management the term flipping is common. Flipping in real estate refers to the practice of buying a property, typically at a low price, making improvements or renovations, and then selling it quickly for a profit. The goal is to increase the property's value through upgrades or market timing, often within a short timeframe, such as a few months to a year. Flippers focus on distressed properties, foreclosures, or undervalued homes, aiming to capitalize on the difference between the purchase price (plus renovation costs) and the resale price. Success depends on market knowledge, renovation efficiency, and accurate pricing. Risks include unexpected repair costs, market downturns, or overestimating the resale value.