@Coran ClementsThe city has so many neighborhoods both good and bad.  

Hi I’m new to wholesaling I’ve been looking at tons of videos and received great feedback on this site as well I’m ready to get started I don’t want to waste any time anymore my question is I found a vacant property in my neighborhood that has a no trust pass sign on the door how do I find the owner of the property and is it worth looking in to?

Besides, is an up and coming class B neighborhood, with huge potential for an A+ rating, and investors are taking notice.

I'd like to know the neighborhood name of "... a whole neighborhood of new construction that sold in the 150’s-170’s..." in Raleigh is.

I also have no idea whether you ran your numbers correctly, or whether your neighborhood is growing or dying.What I am saying is that the fact that you already own it is a huge benefit vs having to buy to invest.

., what are good neighborhoods to invest in) Lack of confidence in the calculated costs for expected and unexpected items (e.g., electricity, gas, CapEx repairs). 

There's plenty of cash flow potential in the right neighborhoods with the right property types (at the right price).

As of December 15th the cost to close was $429,000, and in the same neighborhood there have been 3 similar layouts selling from 550,000 - 600,000.

Rahway can be really specific to the particular neighborhood, varying by as much as 30%.

Similar sized houses in the neighborhood that are up to date are ranging from 650-850k.