Passive income: NO

Earning passive income from property flipping alone is unlikely for most people. Property flipping is inherently active, requiring ongoing involvement in finding, renovating, and selling properties. While some investors may automate parts of the process through hiring project managers or using real estate agents, the need for active decision-making and oversight remains. Most people do not reach a truly passive level, as the market and property conditions require constant attention. Outliers may achieve passive income by scaling operations significantly, but this is rare. Many myths suggest flipping can be passive, but these often overlook the active nature of the work involved. Realistically, it becomes passive only for those who can afford to fully outsource operations, which is not common for most flippers.