Good Morning All,I am an owner of a sneaker and clothing business located in Staten Island, New York.

However, not every market is conducive to flipping and you may get caught on the losing end of a downward trend. I

Find popular, trendy, similar architecture/age properties on Zillow, airbnb, etc and see what styles, designs, finshes etc they went with.

I made my focus on a solid build over trendy.

Elmo, TN is becoming a trendy little bedroom community to Chattanooga, and we could likely sell the properties for $20,000-30,000.  

From a young age, I remember going to the local 99¢ only store and buying cool, trendy, pencils and notebooks with skateboarding designs and selling them at school.

Any good properties in trendy neighborhoods like North Park and Normal Heights are sold within a week after being listed on MLS.The banks seems to be much more restrictive in the mortgage lending process (correct me if I am wrong ;-) And plus the mortgage rates are super low.What do you guys think?

Nationwide, it seems the trend is towards more and more regulations making STVR investments more difficult.

I am looking for areas that are nice, with good schools, in-demand areas or up-and-coming trendy areas where demand will increase.

It's nice to see that I'll be trendy for one year.