You can see it here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7697/49098-how...It discusses using the Hardest Hit Fund if you have a non-performing note in one of 18 states or the District of Columbia. 

At the moment, I'm a year away from graduating with a BA in Economics from Columbia University. 

Side note I am building 150 new construction rentals, breaking ground in Columbia SC on 58  as we speak.

Hey Dan, I'm in Louisiana but actually from Columbia.

Its been almost three years since I've lived in Chapel Hill, but here's my 2¢ on the topic:Just about all of Chapel Hill is nice (except for the northwest corner of Franklin and Columbia St, but even that part is still nice relative to other areas) so you don't really need to worry about living in a warzone, but its overpriced in my opinion.  

I am currently finishing college and was a very active licensed sales agent doing property sales and rentals in the Columbia University area for a brokerage in 2013 and 2014.

Sure, bandit signs probably do very well in some areas but Im just assuming they would not have the same activity in areas like Columbia MD or Chevy Chase.( I could be wrong. ) Just wasn't sure where Frederick was on the scale so to speak.

I'm a new wholesaler in Columbia, SC looking for investor-friendly real estate agents know the market and wouldn't mind developing a mutually beneficial win-win relationship.

We live in the Columbia County area of Oregon - that's NW of Portland heading towards Washington and the Oregon coast for those of you who are already familiar with the Oregon area.

I have found Columbia REIA, Midlands REIA and Monthly Columbia Deal Makers are there any others that I should check out.