The real power of single family residential comes with stable, consistent markets that chug along, have good rental base/demand and growth potential. 

However, after further research, I’ve noticed that Charlotte, NC, and Raleigh-Durham, NC, are experiencing robust rental market growth and expanding economic opportunities.

I think many of the homes you see for sale are just investors that are trying to realize the equity growth in their properties.

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This is huge because turn costs cost big bucks.....Also, I think you need to look at equity growth as your real return. 

I love Racine and see great growth coming in the next few years.I'll contact you next time I go there.

. - First is GROWTH: If a person is in growth phase for portfolio building, refi only access's a portion of equity, not the entirety.

@John Kirtley It's definitely gone up a lot in value, but you can compare the values to Folly or Isle of Palms (Sullivans isn't really comparable) to see the future growth.

But the risk to the seller on this deal is immense you have a guy tying up a property who has no ability to close it and then sell it to whoever will give him money and that person could be nefarious get into title rip rents could give 2 craps about the sellers credit etc etc..

The Midwest and Northeast saw the biggest year-over-year growth in new-home sales, with jumps of 40.3% and 25.9%, respectively.