Hi Debbie, In short all areas above 150k in value present good opportunities. I am an experienced investor, feel free to contact me if you are still in the market or if you are looking for more passive way to invest. Best. francois@cozy-homes.com
In my opinion Houston is not a good place for flipping. There is no bargain available to buy property to flip. You have to have enough cash money to buy, hold, fix and resell property it takes lot of time efforts and money. Consider all expenses Tax,HOA,Realtor fee closing and repairing cost.
When it comes to flipping homes, the profit lies in the numbers. So in essence any where is the best area to flip a house. an experienced agent with a Financial degree who works with many investors is probably your best option!
I am a license Realtor and a member of HAR. I also have my BBA in Finance. I love to work with investors because numbers never lie!
As a real estate investor myself, I have learned that it is best to purchase homes in high demand areas with great schools so that when it is time to sell, your home will go quickly and for the most money. With Exxon preparing to move thousands of families to north Houston, I would recommend this area.
I would love to help you in your search, and as a buyer my services are no cost to you. Please contact me if you would like to discuss more. Good Luck!
Janet Wooddell Keller Williams Realty 832-285-2865
It really depends on your budget. I work with investors in the Katy, Cypress and Sugar Land area. I would be more than happy to send you a list of investment properties in these areas and answer your questions. Just let me know.
Good Luck!
Robert Kandiyoti RE/MAX Real Estate Associates robertk@remax.net c. 713-534-3018