Is there anyone on here that has been investing in the Charlotte and the surrounding areas for the past 10 years that have been doing really well?

You can of course improve this general rule of thumb by:1) putting more money down to lower your monthly payment2) buying down your rate to lower your monthly payment3) get a cheaper insurance quote to lower your monthly payment4) use a different product with a lower rate for a lower monthly payment like a 5/1 ARM FHA5) if you're in a historic district you can apply for property tax exemptions which lower property tax and thereby lower your monthly payment like in Orange, Ca they have a Mills Act which reduces the property tax to about 1/10th of the surrounding properties.

The location is surrounded by places such as Champion Spring Village, Colony Creek Village, Cedar Creek Forest Mobile Home, and not too far away from Lone Star College University park. 

We are open to looking in surrounding areas although a short commute is very important to us!

I’m a beginner looking to branch out and surround myself with like minded people.

I’m a beginner looking to branch out and surround myself with like minded people.

I am a beginner and would like to surround myself with like minded people.

@AJ Alexander The GTA and surrounding markets are slowing down.

There have been huge rent hikes in Seattle and surround areas over the past few years, but it is still area-specific.

Denver and surrounding areas have looked to be good places to invest in the past 3 years, has anyone had successful flips in Northern Colorado?