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Dave H.
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$200K cash, where to spend it on a quick flip?

Dave H.
  • Investor
  • Australia
Posted

Hey BP friends,

It's so BIG...the guy from Australia says to the USA.

Where do I start? Probably at the begining right? I'm looking for a worthwhile flip in the States, have been looking at Detroit and have a great agent there but he can't find anything where the numbers stack up. He thinks it's the winter snooze fest. So I can be more patient or see what's going on elsewhere.

Where y'all looking for your next flip?

I've got about $200K cash, no preference in house type, it's just the numbers and the hold duration that count.

Thanks

Dave

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Dave H.
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@Drew Sygit so far only Michigan, in areas outside of Detroit.

I’ve heard Florida and Ohio might be worthwhile looking at, what do you think?
 

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