As far as smaller scale investments, towns like Lyndhurst and Garfield with older homes in closer proximity to one another are still available to flip.Hudson county has a lot of smaller flips or two-three family new construction going on because a lot of the areas in Hudson haven't been renovated in 50+ years so there's a lot more to purchase at a lower price, plus with areas of Jersey City and Union City so close to hoboken and downtown JC and increasing in pricing so quickly, it's a more solid investment.

I'm considering wholesaling to build some capital to then get into flipping and eventually SFH rentals.At almost 40 years old, I feel as though I’m getting a bit of a late start and my desire is to be aggressive, but smart.

My business partner and I flip houses in the Denver area...we have done exactly 1! 

Lol I flip in Cleveland Heights, I'll buy them off you.

I'd like to inspect the house and see what I'm looking at for either turning it over or flipping it in the Spring and know more about how long it will take him to move out since I'm not likely going to renew the lease.

I love the idea of passive income and flipping.

I'm also open to Fix and Flips. 

My goal is to BRRRR as much as possible but it looks like to the best way to do that is intiate a house flip and consider the option when changing the financing towards the end of the rehab.

I'm not looking to profiteer, but I could see a benefit to moving down and working with a contractor company just to meet the inevitable incoming demand (I have little experience, but want to learn), and I imagine there will be a whole new market of available properties to flip.

I’m stuck with him at this point on this project but I’ll need a new one for my next house flip.