It was profitable and popular but it absolutely burns you out.

Condo fees will also mean holding costs are higher than normal along with your normal financing debt service to hold and rehab until sale. 55+ condos likely have higher fees for additional amenities and also this restricts the buyer pool so expect longer time on market unless this is a particularly popular community and in demand etc...

@Daniel PattonI'm just about to list my duplex on the market if you're interested, it would be great for a hold then flip..it's in a really popular location with lots of new builds (not sure how familiar you are with the area)I'm not sure what your price range is but feel free to message me for details

Good Afternoon fellow BP'ers,To start out, I recently passed my licensing test and got it placed with a popular broker in Milwaukee, WI.

A popular trend.

I recently attended a seminar hosted by the gentlemen who are very popular because of TV I won't say any more on the name, so I don't break the advertising rule even though this is not that at all (Some of you are already shaking your heads, relax). 

We found a 2-bd apartment in a newish building on a very popular street, with parking (rare!)

A couple of reasons as to why your strategy may work for you while differing from popular advice on this forum:I'm assuming you have a lot of capital.

I know I am not local to you, however I may be able to help answer your question.One of the more popular lists is an absentee owner list.

I have listened to another guy recently that made a lot of sense and that is your best place may not be in your neighborhood and to go where it is popular and there is more competition.