It is obviously going to explode with the Krog street Market (another mmmm!)

My real concerns is to be able to continue doing owner financing of low priced properties in a compliant way in the $40k to $90k range and not have my expenses explode or having to face predatory enforcement.

He rented them out for 20 years had them paid off in full and after he retired he sold them for about 120k each.Ferndale exploded in value as soon as it became cool to live there.

I know from the boot camp that your head must be so full of MHP info it must be ready to explode!!??!!

If I had an issue (like 2013 which was my year of exploding water heaters), I know people and have a network I really trust.

I would say they are all between lower B class and upper C class neighborhoods with a similar range of tenants.Keep in mind that Fayetteville is far enough from the exploding Raleigh-Durham area that it is not benefiting from the same appreciation, but Sanford may experience more growth in the near future due to it's commutable distance and current industry.Hope this helps and feel free to reach out if you would like any specific questions answered!

There population growth is exploding and there is already a housing shortage which is pushing people into the suburbs which is making commute times longer and less desirable.

Before it exploded, you had to know someone to get in.  

I have lived here for 10+ years now and have seen it absolutely explode in front of my eyes, no we are also seeing expansion in the smaller cities around Raleigh like Durham, Carrboro, etc. 

No, it's not yet as gentrified as Adair Park, but I know this neighborhood is on the verge of exploding.