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Whats In Store For Investors In 2018?12/7/2017 What’s In Store For Investors In 2018? was originally published to MPG Deals Investment Property Blog It's hard to believe that 2017 is almost over. It's December and 2018 is knocking on the door. So what do the experts have to say about what will happen with the housing market in 2018? That's what we will look at in this write up. New Homes And Their Impact On FlippersIt seems that the stock market likes the new President and all the talk of tax reform, but has the housing market liked it as much? It looks like new home building still hasn't really broke loose yet to keep up with buyer demand and home prices will continue to rise because of the short fall of new homes. Suzanne De Vita has a post on RisMedia that gives some good insight:
So it looks like there will still be a greater demand than supply for new houses next year. This is both good news and bad news for flippers. The good, investors will still be able to quickly sell their freshly renovated properties for a good price. The bad, it will remain difficult to find good properties at a low enough price to turn a profit, unless you have access to a good Atlanta area real estate wholesaler :) What's Coming For Rentals In 2018?In our article "Should You Start With Fix And Flips Or Buy And Holds?", we preached the fact that new investors should be starting with fix and flips. However for those of you that are already in buy and holds what will your market look like in 2018? With new housing at a premium, what is in store for the rental market? Carole VanSickle Ellis has a write up on Think Realty that gives some good insight:
That's pretty much all good news for investors looking to grow their portfolio, as well as keeping renters in the properties they already have. She actually gives both flippers and landlords a great demographic to target in your marketing efforts - Baby Boomers who have been in their properties for a long period of time. Summing It Up We think that things are looking up for 2018. The only way we see that there could be a downside is if there were to be something major happening GLOBALLY. As much as people don't like to admit it or push it under the carpet, we are in a global market and crazy things happening around the world can affect us. However we feel it should be a good year for both flippers and landlords alike. via Blogger What’s In Store For Investors In 2018?
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