It's a declining biz model.....the city is trying to crack down on them, and insurance co.s are pushing back on the testing charges (which is where the profit is).

Values can change dramatically within tiny distances in a city.

Is anyone familiar with the real estate market in hot cities in Mississippi?  

I just don't know anyone in their right mind that would want to move to any city on the coast in florida any more. 

Apple , Tesla, Google, Samsung amongst other Tech giant companies have chosen Austin TX as thier city.

Also because of my passion, and also because flips are really hard to find nowadays that have a good margin of more than 10% profit from the selling price.I started to do some digging in the main market that I am operating at right now and found a nice option that I liked:Find an old house in a good area in the city metro, demolish and build a new one on top of it a medium to high-end home.Why?

Scranton and Middletown look like the closest small cities and they’re both an hour away.

Even if your city is on board, I'm sure the neighbors won't be thrilled with this operation opening up in their neighborhood.

The squatting tenant in the liberal city is the bogeyman for most RE investors.

Dual City Investments has done multiple Section 721 exchanges and accepts 721 properties as capital contributions into their fund (Dual City Advantage Fund).