They don't do those in North Carolina

One was in Arizona and the other was in North Carolina. 

I've been looking at NC and GA recently, trying to find some entry level and easy to maintain property, but there are too many areas and it's really hard to narrow down.

With your real estate background in TX and NC, you’re in a great position to transition into investing.

In my area of NC, our local MLS's are writing rules to prevent wholesalers from being able to list and sell a property they have under contract. 

I recently discovered a traffic violation from North Carolina that showed up as a criminal record for an applicant. 

I'm Tamara, a local agent and investor in the NC area! 

I recently visited NC and am looking to go back soon.

They own great performing STR properties in Sevierville TN and Waynesville NC.

Unless you still want to buy the property, the seller is in breech for not closing because you are full ready to close but they haven't or refused to sign anything.In NC if the seller breaches, the buyer can sue for specific performance.