I'm biased since I live in Cobb County, but markets such as Acworth, Kennesaw, and Cartersville could be options for you to explore.Furthermore, so you're aware, acquiring a fix-n-flip deal on-market is going to be difficult.

I picked this house in Fresno.2643 N 2nd St, Fresno, CA 93703 | MLS #608417 | Zillow$280000Mort @ 6% w. taxes, insurance and water = $1718 a month.

Town 'N' Country: This area has diverse housing options and is strategically located.

@Huy N., that is some solid advice.

If it's in TN (as opposed to N GA) you property taxes alone will be close to 15% and with the habitational insurance markets going nuts, you're probably almost at 30% combined on those two. 

The builder is just leveraged to the point that he cannot afford to turn his n the power and he needs to liquidate the property.  

Landlords, fix n' flippers, businesses, developers, etc.?

Conractors in N Colorado are just sooooo expensive.   

Quote from @Sayali N.: Hello, I am a new investor looking at San Antonio for my first investment.

I’m in the middle of determining my ARV for my first possible fix-n-flip.