In my world the older homes I'm looking at are in moderately rural North Carolina.

I am from North Carolina originally and looking to buy our next property in eastern Tennessee.

Quote from @Jake Andronico: @Alyssa DinsonI grew up north of San Francisco and moved out to Reno, NV to live and invest.

Up to 2 to 2.5 million in Charlestons SC.. and my current 90 home project in Canby Oregon 700k to 1 mil.. this one through all the turmoil of covid and supply issues we have hit proforma of 15% to 20% but there were a few that lingered and we made maybe 5 to 6% .. but there have been some really good ones in that development were we hit way north of 20% .. 

North Carolina.

I bought a property in north of Pittsburgh and am looking to build a portfolio here and around the area!

What's the exit strategy if any, for the investor, given that, with 50%, he has no control and the market there is illiquid, especially when the HELOCs out of North American properties are much more expensive.Properties in Costa Rica are already expensive and I've tried many times to make a potential investment there work and it's never worked with the figures.

In north/central NJ, 95% of serious arms-length real estate deals (i.e. not wholesales or  family/friend), attorneys will be assisting.

The growth in San Antonio is moving north and the builder incentives will benefit a new investor like yourself.

@Isla Arshad Evictions are not complicated in North Carolina.