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Where are the best locations for flipping houses?

What are the best places for flipping houses?
Asked By Travis | Kansas City, MO | 372 views | Investing | 1 year ago
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Chris Yochum

Dickson Realty

(19)

High appreciation areas like Farmington New Mexico, Sarasota Florida, and Naples Florida are some hot flip areas. Any high appreciation areas have great upside though big risk if the market turns.
Lisa and Greg Harris

eXp Realty, LLC

(42)

There are a few follow-up questions to this.... are you doing the flipping work yourself or are you only investing the money to have someone else do the work? Some it depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Are you holding it for rental or selling it as soon as the flips REmodel work is completed? What kind of budget are you working with to accomplish this goal? FLipping can be accomplished in many places, but it really depends on how you want to accomplish this goal. I see this happening in many markets and in many price points as well.
Melonie Aldridge

ERA BYARS REALTY

(11)

I would say anywhere is a good place to flip houses. Right now so many buyers are looking for a house.
Sarah McGarry

REAL Broker, LLC.

(17)

We are still seeing a lot of flippers in Colorado Springs and Pueblo CO. I recommend looking into these areas. I work with several investment groups and investors in these areas. Ultimately the spread is what matters so market research in different areas is important.

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