I have been looking at the whisper valley community area.

The downsides here are high prices and low availability of multifamily homes in my area (new england), the loss of mortgage payments going instead to renting in the meantime (around 15k/year) as well as whispers of government stepping into the multifamily space causing some concern.3) FHA on a Condo: This is a compromise between the two: Lower cost of entry (~100K or so depending on the conditions), HOA is akin to rent but I still get to put money into building equity.

One is on the MLS for a long time, the other is off market.Among other things, the Pinehurst, Whispering Pines, Carthage, Cameron, Sanford, West End, Seven Lakes, and Vass areas (Moore County or right next to it) are good for long term rentals.Ft.

Ask the broker what the "whisper" price is.

If they can't hit the whisper or strike price it is then marketed first to those on the brokers email list.

108 Move-Ins, 66 Move-Outs, with a net rental of 42 and with over $105K+ in Revenue.I guess you can say I'm the Storage Whisperer.

Those feelings are exacerbated by the whisperings of 'market correction' and 'overpriced market'.

***Whisper***Pros-Right over the bridge to downtown-Significantly lower crime activity in this area-new roof, new HVAC -in a short street filled with similar if not identical duplexes.

My husband always says that when I die, kids are going to whisper that I was a witch. 

Not a lot of opportunity to chat unless you sit way in the back and whisper to your neighbors.