Top 10 Markets For Wholesaling Houses Q4 2013

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Where are the best U.S. real estate markets for flipping houses in the next quarter?

By any measure the U.S. housing market is ripe for flipping. However, whenever things are this great investors have to recognize that conditions may not remain this good forever. We may have 10 more years in this upward cycle, but that can be a short window for creating huge wealth and a lasting legacy for those starting from scratch.

This realization plus some real estate investors reporting facing stiff competition is leading to investors to look further afield to increase deal flow and find bigger spreads to fully capitalize on current opportunities.

So where are the best places for wholesaling homes fast today?

According to new statistics from ZipRealty and coverage by UT San Diego the top 10 markets for appreciation over the last 12 months, through August, 2013 have been…

1. Sacramento, California
2. San Francisco, California
3. Las Vegas, Nevada
4. Los Angeles, California
5. Orlando, Florida
6. Phoenix, Arizona
7. San Diego, California
8. Orange County
9. Chicago, Illinois
10. Portland, Oregon

Year over year median home price increases in these areas for the 12 months to August, 2013 range from a low of 14% in Portland to a high of 40% in Sacramento.

It can be easy to buy or contract on and flip houses for big bucks in these markets. You don’t need as deep discounts when appreciation is on your side. Still even in sizzling markets like San Diego homes are going for 30% less than their previous values, foreclosures are still happening, and the outlook for continued growth is great.

Of course the best markets, or at least fastest growing ones may not be the same going forward over the next 3 to 12 months.

Those investors that stay ahead of the curve to rake in the biggest gains are those that see where the market is going. Some of the conditions and factors to look at when trying to predict home price growth include not only past performance but current housing trends, presence of motivated sellers, demand for new housing, commercial activity, financial health of local government, affordability and job creation.
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