They seem to require high quality materials and  craftsmanship to maintain a level surface.

Flipping is a high risk activity.

On a side note, the main reason for home prices being so high is restricted development.

If I could chime in to help in the search:be sure to find an accountant who is willing to grow with you, and is not too high priced fee-wise.

World of finance is in free fall, and being in new home development we went from running a thousand miles per hr to a dead stop in the blink of an eye, and being so high on that ladder, it was a long fall and a hard hit at the bottom.

Most of the time, deals pencil better with a regular DSCR loan for an acquisition than with a high-interest rate ARM on your primary. 

While paid databases like Yardi Matrix are commonly used for this, free resources such as Zillow Research Data and Zumper Research can offer insights if a paid database isn't available.

@Steve T.As a native of New Jersey currently residing in Georgia, I highly recommend considering Georgia.

Here are my criteria:1.Purchase value below 75k2.At least one college3.Diverse economy4.Not high crime5.Growing population 6.Not smaller then 10k peopleAny recommendations ?

I’m in swfl and looking to invest in real estate straight out of high school, I’m creating a LLC to sign documents legally.