@Eric PerezI don't have many flips under my belt, but from what I do have, the largest expense so far has been replacing the sewage system...

China banned it and they are the largest miners of it, other countries that banned have some of the highest usage of it.

It's probably one of the largest beach and oceanfront developments. 

Some of the largest companies have grounded their plants in the city such as Volkswagen, EPB Electricity and Power and Coca Cola just to name a few.

@Paul Shannon - That is a pretty broad area, the cities you mentioned are really chunked up into a few distinct units. 1) Panhandle/High Plains - Lubbock (south end), Amarillo (north end) are the two main markets - agriculture and higher education based; Lubbock is on FIRE due to Tech growing rapidly.

Greensboro is the 17th largest city in NC, and 625th largest in the US.Worth a mention is Burlington's "Carolina Corridor Commerce Park" which is intended to promote commerce growth and development in the area for future prospects of business.

(I know - a lot of assumptions)I’m hoping he cares more about making the largest gain on his investment versus how quickly it’s paid out.

I lived there from 1997-2011 and was one of the largest builders in the area.

I found it very informative and honestly, the largest thing I got out of it was connecting with others on the same path.

Purchase price: $290,000 Cash invested: $80,000 We took a dated Colonial style home with a detached 2 car garage and converted it into 2 cash flowing units (STR'S)Location was paramount as its next to Grand Park ( Largest amateur sports complex in the midwest) and in an A+ area In terms of growth and average sales price.