Profit margins declined in the third quarter of 2021 as prices on flipped homes continued to rise more slowly than they did when investors originally bought their properties.
Read More »Home Flippers Cash in as Market Slides
While the percentage of homes being flipped is on the decline, home flippers are seeing a near 15-year high in profit margins, according to a new study.
Read More »The Profitability of House Flipping
Where will house flippers find the highest returns? Find out in this recent report.
Read More »Flipper-Uppers
A report takes a look at areas within the Golden State that experienced the biggest surge in house flipping.
Read More »From Home Listings to Home Flipping
Zillow made its name as an online real estate database, helping homebuyers shop for houses whether they were right down the street or on the other side of the country. Recently, however, Zillow announced it had plans to branch out ...
Read More »Home Flipping on the Rise as House Prices Soar
CoreLogic data reveals that the nationwide ration of flipped properties to home sales hit 6.2 percent during Q1 2018, matching the post-crash high reached in Q1 2013. However, even as the number of investors flipping homes is increasing, so too ...
Read More »Where are the Best Markets for Flipping?
While house flipping activity overall is down considerably from its peak reached 11 years ago, plenty of opportunities remain for flippers to turn a healthy profit.
Read More »The Future Looks Bright for Flipping
Major gains could be in store for home flippers in 2016 in states where REO activity is elevated due to the drawn-out judicial foreclosure process.
Read More »Is Flipping Making a Comeback? Hot Spots Are Emerging
While house flipping nationwide has leveled off and is way below its 2006 peak, flipping activity is way up in some areas but down in others.
Read More »Investors Gravitating Toward New Homes for Single-Family Rental Market
During the housing crash, big investors stocked up on thousands of foreclosed properties for single-family rentals with intentions of selling them when home prices recovered. But they didn’t.
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