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Updated over 10 years ago,
Flipping Houses under 200K ARV
Hello All,
I am a new investor in the Houston, TX area. We just had a great meeting with a investor/contractor who has been in the business for a while and he brought up a point that i thought was interesting. In our business plan we have decided to start with flipping houses to build up a cash reserve before we start purchasing buy and hold properties. Our criteria is 3/2/2 with purchase price under 100K and ARV of about $150K.
While discussing this with this other investor he mentioned that when looking to flip properties you should really stay away from the 50K - 150K properties as this is where the buy and hold investors are looking to buy, and a flipper cannot compete with the prices that a buy and hold investor can offer. He also mentioned there is less risk in flipping properties with an ARV of $200K+ as the buyers are more secure and can get approved for a loan easier than someone looking to purchase a $100K house.
So my question is, is there anyone successful flipping houses in the $150K ARV range or should we revise our business plan to focus on houses with a higher ARV?
Thanks
Craig