I can send photos to anyone who would like to see but I don't really want to post this link publicly because of the obvious desperation of my post lol... 

The local market in Waynesville showed strong demand for updated homes, making this deal an attractive option for a profitable flip.

The market, like many, saw a huge supply bump from 2020-2022, on the order of magnitude of about 100%, which outpaced demand and drove ADRs and RevPAR down. 

Bali, for example, is seeing strong demand in areas like Kedungu, Tabanan, which is rapidly developing and located just 15 minutes from Canggu—making it a hot spot for investment.That said, it’s also wise to diversify your strategy.

Let there be all the demand in the world.

I am in Detroit and there is a pretty big demand for low income housing so our vacancy rate for rent ready units is pretty low, likely less than 6%.  

Flipping can be thrilling but comes with a steep learning curve.Investment Strategies for Beginners: Look for markets with strong rental demand and low entry costs.

The Midwest can be great for affordability and cash flow, and Detroit stands out for Section 8 because of the demand for rental units.Mentors & Resources: Finding a mentor who has direct experience with Section 8 investing is ideal.

You can:* accept as is (or ask for credits)* demand the seller fixes it and gets town sign off* demand the seller rips it out (e.g. an illegally finished basement)In theory, these changes should be grandfathered in and aside from legitimate safety concerns (e.g.

I'd suggest looking into areas like East/South ATX—they’ve got strong rental demand and good growth potential.