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Baton Rouge fix and flip market

Tyler Hallman
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Hi all,

My wife and i are moving to Baton Rouge in a few months. It seems like rental prices are great for the area, but I see a lot of flips selling for less than 200k.. with the price of material right now these have to be acquired for next to nothing to make a profit. Does anyone know or recommend fix and flip in the area or just brrrr them?

Thanks!

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Brandon Johnson
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Brandon Johnson
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I do both BRRRR and fix and flip here and I personally am on a hiatus right now.  There are always deals to be had and money to be made in real estate, but from my perspective all evidence indicates the craziness is only about to intensify so I am choosing to remain an observer at this time.  About 9 months ago I tried to post about the NESARA-like transformation that is taking place behind the scenes in our financial system, but the mods wouldn't allow the discussion to take place here. That's unfortunate because real estate investors are certainly affected by these global transformations.  

We are entering into a magnificent new era, but the transition is going to be painful for some I suspect.                           

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