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Raleigh-Durham Area for out of state investing.
Hi there! I am a real estate agent in Seattle, and I am looking to start buying investment properties out of state as the costs here have risen significantly. I am looking into Durham, Cary,and Raleigh specifically. Apple and google creating more jobs there is interesting to me, as I remember when Seattle was still "affordable." Does anyone have wisdom and insight on what areas in the triangle may still be worth investing in? I am thinking buy and hold mostly. Thank you!