@Jonathan SotoStrongly recommend against this unless you can afford the assumption of losing the investmentBut here is where most go wrong.

And you know you lose a whole lot of square footage because of the roof angle, right?

Most new flippers lose money because they are not knowledgably in 3 areas What the sales price REALLY will be.

So again unless your flipping  I would look at the other metrix of the deal to make my go no go decision on top of that you probably have 1 to 2k at least into this and will lose that money and the next deal who knows if its as good. ?????? 

I would also consider that market rents had just increased and usually when getting into Airbnb arbitrage you are signing leases for 2 years at a time which could be the difference between you making or losing money. 

Sellers are supposed to lose money so you can close a deal you like?

You can lose respect for me for having a different opinion than you if you want, or we can just agree to disagree.

If everything is solid, you will not lose any pressure.If you do, you at least know you have a leak.  

unless you're going to spend time, money and energy building a team, going to the market in person, and being thoughtful and patient, you will likely lose money. 

If you're going to buy for break-even cash flow, you at least need to buy with some equity or force the equity so that you're not buying a lose-lose.If you like NC, look at Triad - Greensboro, Winston, High Point - or Alamance - Burlington, Mebane, Graham.