Hey all, im looking to relocate to either the Columbia SC area or the Charlotte/ Raliegh - Durham NC area.

@Alejandro Obando I invest in high property tax area (Columbia, South Carolina) and my experience is that this is priced into the market. 

My son had a " roommate" who went to columbia for 3 months and left his stuff and a car in the parking lot paying no rent the whole time.

I am in the Columbia/Charleston, SC market and have several deals that the numbers look great on.

Looking for REI meetups in Columbia, or Charleston, South Carolina (in person and/or virtual)

The amount of listings seems to be stagnant in Columbia, SC.

Hello my fellow landlords, I have a dilemma, I am a District of Columbia landlord who recently secured a new tenant (June 2021), who wants to terminate her lease because she believes the unit has a few issues.

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@Andrew RichardsonBeing an ex-realtor in BC I can give you some guidance.The Sauder school of business at the University of British Columbia is where you would apply to take your real estate agent course (as well as property and strata mgmt).It’s been a few years since I took the course but I believe the quickest you can complete the course online is 10-12 week (max a year) and then write an exam.Licensing has changed and there is some additional work/courses after you pass the exam to get your full license.Roughly speaking all said and done between the course, exam, e&o insurance and board fees you can expect to spend around $4-5k.Hope that helps!

Just trying to research the market in Valemount BC , looking for a good realtor to walk through the current economy and what they are seeing .Investor looking to potentially build or purchase existing rental style cab...