They are on the market now selling and reselling with financing:https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/346-N-Gardner-St-Los-Ange...https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4057-Sequoia-St-Los-Angel...https://therentalgirl.com/tic/listings

Just purchased a 3/2 for a light fix n flip and considering adding a 4th small bedroom/office in the laundry room.

I watched a N Dakota city teeter totter in values as fast as a hummingbird wing over the last 7 years---all due to the oil markets and coal markets. 

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Hi @Donnie N.

Most of these eliminate the absolute “newbie” who has been taught to run around making “offers” on FSBOs based on “guesstimates” of repairs and then try to “sell” the contract to a fix n flip buyer and if not successful utilize a “weasel” clause to disengage from the contract unscathed.  

Would I be better suited trying to find a Fix N Flip, pay cash using my equity, do the work myself and then put it back up on the market or would I be better off purchasing an STR with 20% down and leveraging a loan to get some cash flow coming in then maybe pursue a Fix n Flip using the remaining equity and let the STR repay the HELOC until I sell the flip?

I lived in N Charleston for 9 years while I was in the Navy. 

What part of N CHS is it in?

They need to be around 60 cents on the dollar ARV.Go to local investor/BP meetups and network with buyers of W.S. properties, these are typically Fix N Flipper's, Local Contractors, or just a buy and hold investor looking for a great deal that they can reno and keep.If you don't want to deal with the dispo portion of it at all, you can network with other investors that focus specifically on the Dispo.