All Forum Posts by: Cindy Bowman

I would think the opposite. Higher rates mean less people can afford to buy which means a greater need for rentals. 

@Chris T. I agree the impact of 7000 homes hitting the market would be very significant.

Very interesting article regarding investment housing and rentals in the Charlotte market.

https://www.charlotteagenda.com/82814/charlotte-neighborhoods-bought-sold-wall-street/

Hi @Sloane Rowan my son is currently at USC. My brother in law purchased 2 units at the Retreat in downtown Columbia for when his son was there. I know he is interested in selling them. PM me if interested.

I am not sure if I ever responded to this thread. Sorry. Yes my husband is still in the business. Message me for his contact info.

A good read with some solid numbers. Many of these zips are already well out of reach for investors however there are several that are new to the list.  I really like anything near the new Blue Lynx Line.  

 http://www.charlottestories.com/top-10-best-zip-co...

You should receive a lead based paint disclosure when you purchase and will have to provide one when you sell the property. 

I agree that some of the areas mentioned are already saturated with investors and finding a good deal would be difficult.  Still an interesting list.  

Just wanted to share this article entitled Top 10 Charlotte Zip Codes To Invest In.

http://www.charlottestories.com/top-10-best-zip-codes-charlotte-invest/

Welcome @Charles Oates I transferred to a real estate career 3 1/2 years ago. Best decision ever. Feel free to message me if you'd like to talk.