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Shane Cummings
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South Florida Market: What's Working?

Shane Cummings
  • New to Real Estate
  • Boynton Beach, FL
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Good Evening, BP!

I am looking for input as to what seems to be working well in the South Florida market currently.  Trying to avoid Miami-Dade so most interested in Broward and Palm Beach.

Does buy-and-hold seem to be the best opportunities?  Or fix and flip?  Any up-and-coming areas?

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Richard Rodriguez
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Richard Rodriguez
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What is working well here? Everything and nothing. I know people doing 10 deals per month and 1 every 2 months. I only do 2 deals per month myself but my net profit is 53k per deal for the last two years. Humbly speaking, I think I'm more of a rarity though.

Buy and hold vs fix and flip? Many of the biggest wholesalers will tell you that 90% of their buyers are land lord investors and that the fix and flippers are extinct. Some of my friends that only rehab do 2-3 deals per month and doing 500k per year in profit. Most of my buyers too are buy and hold but keep in mind as @Brian Garrett he said it's a flippers market. In Palm Beach that may be the case but that comment is odd to me. That's amazing as I don't see that at all. I'm a wholesaler that specializes in hunting for deals and when I mean deals, I mean steals at 30 cents on the dollar not these "garbage-near-ARV-deals". There are tons of wholesalers out here that that put out so much junk weekly but they are surely moving it as I track the properties they are pushing. There not putting out those properties every month for years without making money. There are so many buyers down here, it's incredible how vast the buying criteria is from buyer to buyer.

If you want to know what works, trust me, it ALL works. You need to become a specialist in ONE area and work it like your life depends on it. Then you'll see it works. Trust me, I'm talking from experience. Hope this helps............

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