I'm looking at North Carolina for investing due to the price points as well.There is a REIA in Fredericksburg that is on Facebook here:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Fredericksburg-REIA/185427228231350They meet in the library in the England Run area off of 17.

I may be able to get $850 a month for rent after rehab since it's near a college.Other info about the house: 3/1, 1500 sq', 2 car garage/barn (shady condition from what I can remember), sits on 2.5 acres, and that lovely New England field stone foundation for a basement....scares the heck out of me.Your thoughts, opinions, and experience is always appreciated!

The mortgage lender was Bank of England (englending.com), but there are many out there doing this.

I'm Stewart 14 years old living in England and I'm extremely interested in real estate, you could say I'm obsessed and I have been doing all kinds of research in real estate, specifically the roles as an investor and agent.

If this isn't the right place or site for this discussion let me know and I'll move on.    I have a property that I'd like to use for vacation rentals, it's minutes from a medium sized ski mountain in New Hampshire. W...

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Nice to finally jump in. I have found a wealth of information here already just reading. I have not yet bought my first property, but I hope that statement will be changing soon. I am as green as they come, ...

While a 2 bed 1 bath might rent for a 6-800 in the south, it could very well rent for 9-1100 here in New England (and even more in certain areas of Massachusetts).

Generally, you will for 35 and up prefer single-story.I've never experienced this in New England, where almost every single home is 2 stories.

I'll dig it up but i believe it was Bank of New England in Milford and the gentleman's name is Cliff.