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North Carolina Research Triangle Park Real Estate Climate
Greetings BiggerPockets Community,
I hope to be a first time home buyer within the next year.
I'm a recent grad who is single and looking to start my journey into real estate investing. I'm looking for a SFH that I can live in and rent out a couple of bedrooms near a metro area.
The Raleigh - Durham - Chapel Hill area stood out to me after I visited it a couple of times last year. However, I know it has become increasingly competitive in the past few years. Does anyone here have any suggestions in terms of neighborhoods to look around or should I expand my search within the state?