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Billings, Montana - House Flipping

Kenneth Stone
  • Austin, TX
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Good evening Bigger Pockets!!!!

I am a new investor in Texas looking for a good market to start out in.  Most of the markets in Texas are heavily inflated due to the recent influx of people moving to the state making it very hard to find "deals".  

A city that has recently come to mind as a possible location for flipping houses in Billings Montana. Specifically targeting the $200K to $250K ARV value market.

Does anyone have experience working in Billings? I'd love to exchange thoughts with anyone currently operating in the area. 

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Kenneth Stone
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Right now I am looking at neighborhoods North of Poly Drive and west of Shiloh Rd.  My focus is neighborhoods with a high density of households making $75K to $100K.  This is my best guess based on demographics of the area but I don't have any "boots on ground" experience to back up my theory.   

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