I've spent the past few months better understanding the Research Triangle market and I'm excited to invest in it for my next home.

I zeroed in on Raleigh as a potential starting point, but open to other areas within the research triangle as well. 

Most things in the MLS in the Triangle are not going to meet 1%. 

I'm always curious to learn more about the markets adjacent to the Triangle.

We're a 2% CoC Y1 at best, but you will also enjoy the hyper-growth that has come in this market, so safe to say the Triangle is an appreciation play or patient capital as your rent rises for the next 5 years to get you to a cash flowing property.If you want a good cash-flow market that's attainable from a price perspective and growing, take a look at Greensboro, High Point and Winston Salem (collectively the Triad).

I based my business model off of the cash flow triangle and got a huge grin from the loan officer. 

Hey @Daniel Norber,@Tiffany Alexy manages my units in the Triangle and she does a great job.

Does anyone know of any banks that will do a ~95% LTV loan on an owner occupied multifamily property in North Carolina (specifically the Raleigh Durham Triangle Area?)

hi - can anyone recommend an accountant in Triangle area experienced in property investment?

I'm in the Triangle Area and I'm new to RE Investing myself.