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Insights on Concord/ Raleight North Carolina market
Im new to real estate investing. Been listening to BP podcast all throughout my college years and now that I’m finally out of college I am looking to buy my first property out of state.
I plan to do BRRRR method on properties under 120k and current looking at North Carolina, specifically the Concord and Raleigh area. Would appreciate any advice/insights on the NC market and would also be open to learning about other markets that may be a better fit for the BRRRR method. Would prefer cash flow over appreciation.
Thank you in advance!
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@Jonathan Lopez PM me you like. I'm a Fayetteville broker. We find our cashflow numbers to be much stronger than up in the Triangle area, primarily as a result of our lower prices. I would be happy to discuss more.
- Dan DiFilippo