Georgia remains a hotbed of flipping activity.
A propriety for sale in Elkridge, Md., on Sept. 2, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times
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High costs for residential investment properties are leading to dwindling profit margins for home flippers.
Profits for home flipping—buying a residential property with the intention of creating value through improvements and then quickly putting it back on the market—have fallen steadily since their peak in the fall of 2012, a recent report by real estate analytics company Attom found.
Rob Sabo has worked as a business journalist for nearly two decades and covers a broad range of business topics for The Epoch Times.
