We don’t feel as though these properties would work for fix and flip investors mainly because of the area but we are thinking of negotiating seller finance and putting about 3k into repairs and using them as rentals.

Flip is the more logical thing to do but because of the “trendy” location, many investors I speak to tell me that it might make sense to hold it for appreciation.

I’m still looking for a good deal on a potential flip though.  

Then I decided to get my license to help with my flipping costs.

We are in the Lehigh valley, right now we mostly do flips and are working on some new construction.

I have done a couple of flips in this area and was very familiar with the neighborhood.

SFH, Multi-Family, Flips.....?

We always tell folks that are looking for fix and flip money, "You have to buy it right" meaning you better be getting 50% of the ARV if you want to have room for renovations and fees or renovations and ltv for end financing.Your statement that "the buyer should be able to withstand the chaos and take off" is interesting. 

We have done multiple flips in the same area and have sold single family homes at $105 per sq ft this triplex is approx 2700 sq ft.

Do youwant to flip, buy and hold, wholesale?