You have the Research Triangle for tech companies.

@Dawn Brenengen I've written off the 2% rule for the Triangle market (at least for the areas I'd be comfortable investing in).

I know the Triangle in NC was thrown around as a hopeful location, but it's far too early to tell where it's going. 

Population growth.Doing some Google searches and reading a few articles these are the locations I have found to be of interest to me:NC; Research Triangle (population growth; big businesses are moving in)AZ; Phoenix, Mesa (huge migration from CA; EV manufacturers are moving in) TN, Nashville (strong population growth; tech gains moving in)CO, Colorado Springs (strong job growth, beautiful outdoors)NV; Las Vegas (high-speed rail from Los Angeles to Las Vegas scheduled for completion in 2027; people are moving in from CA)TX; Dallas, Houston (Dallas to Houston high-speed rail scheduled for competition in 2026; huge population growth, a number of infrastructure improvement projects)FL; West Palm Beach, Tampa, Orlando (population growth; huge hospitality and truism industry) I tried to keep it as concise as possible but it still turned out to be quite a read.

@Ellen Womack if its in the Triangle, I'm happy to connect you with my attorney that handles these.

I looking to get into Wholesaling in NC, the Triangle areaThanks

The city is trying to  starting technology triangle within the city with local colleges and IBM.

We occasionally do deals in other major metros of NC and are expanding more so into Raleigh / Triangle area.Happy to connect.

There are lots of Oil & Gas jobs in downtown that can pay a wage appropriate of a $300K house, but that doesn't explain things like RiNo & Golden Triangle.

Several target markets include Tri-Cities in East TN (Johnson City, Kingsport, and Bristol), Western NC (Boone/Blowing Rock or Asheville), Research Triangle in NC (Raleigh/Durham), and Central VA (Charlottesville - my current location, or surrounding area).