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Graham Storey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Durham, NC
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Alamance County Investing - North Carolina

Graham Storey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Durham, NC
Posted

Hello everybody.

I am a commercial broker in Durham, NC and work with a lot of investors looking for all types of income producing properties. I am just now starting to look for personal investment properties.

From my experience working with investors in Durham, it seems like an extremely tough market for anything under $250,000. I have also done some work in Alamance County (Burlington, Mebane, Graham, Etc) because I have a hunch that market is going to explode. However, I am not nearly as familiar with that market like I am with Durham. Alamance is perfectly located between two growing markets, the Triad and Triangle, and there are a lot of big manufacturers moving to the county.

I was showing one of my listings in Burlington to a residential agent and she claimed she had investors/flippers in Alamance making $100,000 or more per flip.

I was just curious if anyone on here is actively investing in the Alamance market, whether it is buy and hold, flipping, etc. Just want to know if it’s a market I should consider.

Thanks!

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