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Surgess Santacruz
  • San Antonio, TX
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Low Voltage Wiring and Automation

Surgess Santacruz
  • San Antonio, TX
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I'm trying to find a target client after opening a home integration and audio video company.

I've been looking at a couple of flips in the area and noticed that no one is really wiring for security cameras, access control, theater rooms, home security, audio/video distribution, shades,lighting, home automation and integration.

I would imagine adding these features to a home would increase sale value am I wrong? 

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Larry Yinger
  • Grove City, OH
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Larry Yinger
  • Grove City, OH
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Yeah, I'm probably not qualified to answer this.

I don't believe these upgrades would offer enough bang for the buck to a flipper.  They may make a property more desirable but not more profitable.

Your target market, I think, would be higher end home owners.

Of course, marketing to flippers isn't necessarily bad but probably wouldn't fit in the 80/20 rule.

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