Not a bad read, but his words aren't chosen terribly well--he comes off as suggesting that flipping comes before building. Even setting yourself up for an earl

Not a bad read, but his words aren't chosen terribly well--he comes off as suggesting that flipping comes before building. Even setting yourself up for an early acquisition takes a lot of work and a pretty good-sized chunk of time (e.g. reddit). The decision isn't so much about how much work to do as it is about how much risk you're willing to tolerate--a big chance at (relatively) small money vs. a small chance at big money. Sim gets into that, but I didn't expect it from the title.