I am familiar with Long Island (I know it’s very difficult to invest here), upstate New York, North Carolina, and Virginia, and I would like to start my real estate investment path in one of those areas.

It's best when starting out to keep it simple and have one LLC as you're accumulating your first few properties as they can get costly to renew each year ($200 in NC) @John Warren

Kerry, from Wake Forest, NC, living in Raleigh, NC.

Can landlords or investor of RTP area give a help to share the reliable AC?  One SFR we lived switched to a rental, and we asked for a regular maintenance before tenants moved in. The AC has no problem and since the s...

I am a new investor looking for investment property and an investor-friendly agent in Hickory, NC.

If all goes to plan I will end up in North Carolina.

I'm looking to for introductions to investor friendly realtors in Raleigh, NC, as I would like purchase two rental properties in the next couple of months. 

Not sure what your state laws indicate, but here in North Carolina our State Bar Association approved forms have it built in to the lease agreement if the tenant files for Bankruptcy, the Landlord has the option to immediately terminate tenancy. 

Greetings NC Investors.

My parents may give me a 100-200k loan if I ask.Based on a book I read [Part Time Real Estate Investing], the top markets (2016) areOrlando, Fort Lauderdale, Cape Coral, North Port, Tampa, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, FL, San Antonio, Dallas, Austin, TXGrand Rapids, MI, Charlotte, NC, Seattle, WA, Nashville, TN, Charleston, SC, Denver, Co, Madison, WI, Boise, IDBut, I've never been any of these cities so I have no idea.Back to the question, If you can start your Real Estate Investing career in any city in the United States, where would you start?