These allow you to paint bigger patches of the wall at once, assemble certain things faster, and increase your earnings.

The more you complete jobs in House Flipper, you’ll unlock skill bonuses. Otherwise, you have as much time as you need to finish them off. I think it would be better though to have a timer, that can cause issues if you don’t complete before time runs out. When it comes to assembling stuff, it’s still simple, you’ll just hold a combination of buttons in order, one will screw something in, another will allow you to grab the wire, and so on. If only it were this easy normally, I’d have a lovely finished house. You just select the tools you need and hold down a button stated on the screen. The way you complete the jobs is unbelievably easy. Or, it could just be that they need some electircal or plumbing work done. They may need a room split in two due to a new sprog on the way. It might be someone needs their new house cleared up of rubbish and given a fresh coat of paint. Jobs will fly in by email and you can pick and choose what you do. It’s actually a really great way to introduce you to some of the skills you can operate in House Flipper.

You have a small lump sum to start off with, but you’ll need extra money to purchase furniture, paint, etc. But what’s that got to do with flipping houses you say? Well, unless you’re privileged, you have to work for your money and House Flipper is no different. That’s because you have to go out to learn some skills by completing jobs. It doesn’t look that great and you can’t quite fix all the problems right away. You start out in a small building that you use as your office. That’s because flipping houses is your job. The main difference here is you have no need to raise a family, go to school or head out to work. She loves to build properties, do them up and move on to the next. The idea of House Flipper is quite similar to The Sims, if you’re my other half anyway.

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