I have a new flip coming up and for the sake of keeping things simple, keeping costs down and better interior aesthetics I'd like to go with a central air and heat system INSTEAD of a hydronic baseboard system and a central air unit.The question I have is, do buyers care about forced air heat?

I want to flip houses.

@Bryce StclairGreat job Bryce, I am in the Dickson area and just finished my first flip.

Maybe you look for a live-in flip that will have a great return once you're ready to move on or tap into that created equity for investments down the road.Regarding CapEx & Repairs: First of all you MUST work CapEx into your calculations.

I have a couple single family houses, one a flip and one a brrr, and I’m just looking for anyone to connect with and learn from, or share the many mistakes I’ve already made 6 months into the process haha.

Hi, I wanted to see if there are opinions on which areas of Omaha are good for flipping. 

Either another live-in-flip or a brrrr project. 

Assuming he plans to flip the property after a 6 month rehab I anticipate he will make approx $50,000 - 75,000+ after selling/closing fees.  

In just over a year I earned $103k by getting creative with what would typically be a standard flip or wholesale deal.

BetseyWe have listed our properties on Google Business .Since doing that, we are running about 50/50 of people coming directly to our web site and going through HomeAway ,VRBO or Trip Advisor or Flip KeyOur Season is almost 85% word of mouth. which really helps cut down booking fees.We have seen and been told that during season once guest find a place they book for the following year because if they don't they won't be able to get in.We have been doing this going on 3 seasons now, when we bought the place we inherited a couple of guest that have been staying on the property.