Overnight, RealtyTrac released its latest home-flipping report.
What it found is that while the latest housing bubble may have indeed
popped, manifesting itself not only in a decline in flipping prices but
also a tumble in flipping activity across the US as a percentage of all
sales from 6.5% a year ago to just 3.7% in Q1, and down from 4.1% last
quarter, flipping, where a home is purchased and subsequently sold again
within six months, can still be massively profitable, leading to
returns that would make the pimpliest 25-year-old, math PhD HFT-firm
owner green with envy.
Among the core findings was that the average sales price of single
family homes flipped in the first quarter was $55,574 higher than the
average original purchase price. That gross profit provided flippers
with an unadjusted ROI (return on investment) of 30 percent of the
average original purchase price averaged out across the US.
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