It also helps the flipper not get his flip broken into before it's sold (which, unfortunately, happens a lot in our city).Some areas where flippers have found good fortune include (but are not limited to):Fountain Square: Known for its arts scene and nightlife, this area has been popular for fixer-upper projects.

@Robert-Lee PassPueblo West is super popular, especially with out-of-state retirees looking for a more affordable western destination.

I'm looking to position myself to have maximum purchase power in the future -  In essence, I'd like to be able to have lines of credit to be a little real estate fix/flip fix/hold type of person/company.I have great credit, good income, good numbers on bank-statements and have multiple properties paid off and available for collateral.  

This type of flooding is not covered with standard home insurance.  

Could be you, your credit, your claim history, the property, the neighborhood, the policy type and some combination thereof.

The size of the deal is usually what determines the type of debt structure it falls into.

I'm sure there are people that get value from these types of programs, but I say if you have that much money...$25,000-$50,000 you should put it in real estate and learn in the trenches. 

Now I’m going for places that are empty and need work and using a fix and flip type loan.

Allapattah has major potential as its still closely located to popular spots that people want to visit but that is still a few years out until its fully established as a safe/nice neighborhood.

Particularly the Carolina Forest, Arrowhead type communities towards Conway the 501 corridor heading away from beach.