North Carolina (Charlotte, Raleigh): Jobs are on the up, and so are people moving in, plus the prices are right.

This longer period may reflect more buyer deliberation or a cooling market.Median Time to Sales: The total median time to sales rose by 25.4%, from 71 days to 89 days, reinforcing the trend of longer decision-making periods.Active Inventory: Inventory levels soared by 81.6%, with 6,522 units available compared to 3,592 last year.

This longer period might reflect more buyer deliberation or a cooling market.Median Time to Sales: The total median time to sales rose by 29.4%, from 68 days to 88 days, reinforcing the trend of longer decision-making periods.Active Inventory: Inventory levels soared by 108.3%, with 8,938 units available compared to 4,291 last year.

This longer period might reflect more buyer deliberation or market cooling.Median Time to Sales: The total median time to sales also rose by 16.9%, from 77 days to 90 days, reinforcing the trend of longer decision-making periods.Active Inventory: Inventory levels soared by 56.8%, with 9,588 units available compared to 6,116 last year.

so are you the borrower, and are you trying to negotiate with the lender? 

The rate is fair and so are the closing costs. 

Our smaller properties tend to always have buyers for passive NNN single tenant properties and most pay cash so are not really debt cycle affected.

Hey @Bruce Woodruff so are you thinking that you would offer spots for folks to park and enjoy or park a couple of RVs in place and rent them?

@Wayne Brooks So, are the properties listed in the mls now?

For the same reasons you're attracted to this market so are others --- and it's been this way a long time.