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Top 3 States for Fix & Flip Investments in 2025!
Top 3 States for Fix & Flip Investments in 2025! 🔨🏡
As real estate investors, identifying markets with high potential returns is crucial. Based on current trends, here are three states showing promise for fix-and-flip investments in 2025:
1. Florida
- Key Market: Miami
- Highlights: Miami's status as "Wall Street South" has attracted significant financial activity, making it a competitive rental market. The city's appeal continues to drive demand for renovated properties. nypost.com
2. Michigan
- Key Market: Detroit
- Highlights: Detroit's ongoing revitalization offers investors opportunities in emerging neighborhoods. Affordable property prices combined with urban development projects make it a hotspot for flips.
3. Ohio
- Key Market: Cleveland
- Highlights: Cleveland's steady job growth in sectors like healthcare and education contributes to a stable housing market. Investors can find affordable properties with potential for appreciation.
These states present diverse opportunities for investors seeking profitable fix-and-flip projects. However, it's essential to conduct thorough market research and due diligence before investing.
What states are you considering for your next investment? Share your thoughts and experiences!
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I really appreciate your post and the insights provided.
Location is important when looking for properties to rehab. When doing the rehab work and selling, it is also important to shield yourself from liability on the property. I often recommend setting up an LLC in the same state where the property is located to protect against that liability. Those LLCs should be connected to an entity with corporate taxation so that the IRS does not hit you with dealer status. Thing of course vary and are more nuanced when it comes to specific circumstances.
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