Nieto1- no2- most of Southern California, and east coast major financial / political cities - NYC, Boston, DCThese markets have always been good as they have high incomes and are desirable places to live.

Regarding "Solar farm land lease is generally very profitable," on the east coast at least, that is not necessarily true.

I’ll give examples South and East of Children’s Hospital.  

I am not sure what the Denver market is like but there are not too many HOA neighborhoods in this area unless you go east in areas like Brandon, Ruskin, Valrico (which are good areas to flip in) or North of Tampa in areas like Land O Lakes, Wesley Chapel & New Tampa.

Hello Everyone,Looking to get in contact with anyone who does land flipping or land wholesaling on the east coast.

Unfortunately, life took us away from SLC, and we're now living on the East Coast.

Have you looked at the East Bay?

Nice duplexes in East English Village, Morningside, or University District/Bagley can be had for anywhere between $150k - $250k.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $270,000

Cash invested: $50,000

Sale price: $440,000

Purchased SFD from Wholesaler at $270,000, Used hard money...

For the investors I work with, I send my flippers to certain neighborhoods (Near east side, Crown Hill, Mapleton Fall Creek) and my LTR investors to other areas (West side, Christian Park, Martindale-Brightwood) -- there are some transitional neighborhoods that work for both (Brookside, Little Flower).