Housing Rebound as 2011 Resets Peak http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?

Real estate in the US has definitely rebounded since the crash, but if you have a good team, you can still find great deals.Another strategy that I've seen people be very successful with is to keep their flips as rentals.

Tesla is opening a parts plant in Lathrop, the now defunct Google Barge is anchored there and the housing market does seem to be rebounding quite a bit.

Properties in massachusetts have been seeing appreciation over the last 2-3 years, so I would expect the unit to rebound in value during that time.

Was the relatively insignificant increase (10,000 if I recall) a sign of a rebound there or will the exodus continue?

The city will rebound at some point and I feel like there could be huge returns on these properties.

It seems like the condo prices in my building have not been able to rebound much since the housing crash.  

The Las Vegas market is rebounding well.

That is because the investor feeding frenzy in the last three years has gobbled up almost all of the foreclosure inventory and REOs and on top of that, after a huge rebound, our market is morphing into more of a buyer's market.

Any advice on how to determine whether such a rehab would make financial sense is welcome.Once the rehab is finished, we would look to rent the house out until the market rebounds.