I am remailing the same list and if a BP member loves short sales, and is in Raleigh / The Triangle, please let me know.For lists, I am looking for a place to get expired listings in Raleigh, Durham, Garner, etc.

I'm looking to invest in the triangle area.  

The two strongest markets in the state are the Triangle (Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill) and Charlotte. 

If I can't discriminate based on X, odds are a landlord can't either, and vice versa.So if I'm funding mortgage loans for women on maternity leave, landlords probably better damn well not be denying tenant applicants who are trying to upgrade their housing before the bun pops out of the oven.In the other direction, if landlords are renting to LGBTQ love triangles because it would be illegal to say "no" based on LGBTQ love triangle status in California, I probably better damn well not be treating those mortgage applicants any differently either.It's not housing discrimination to deny someone because they are unwilling or unable to adequately document their income.

If you're able to get any hard money which would offset your $100k all-in, then you have a chance, however it is a very tough market Given the rent v purchase price discrepancy going on, I'd recommend looking at cities in the "Triad" which includes High Point, Greensboro and Winston-Salem (plus the areas around and within that triangle).

I had bought a condo in the "Golden Triangle" near USCD many years ago. 

I think the sink and washer in Island making a perfect "cooking triangle" is a high end look that wont cost any extra, but I could be wrong.Kenny

I'm a Realtor in the Triangle, @Okey Lawrence . 

I think that Wenatchee  Chelan Leavenworth  triangle is one of the better kept secrets in the US.. and if it was better known it would boom big time..   

I am going to concentrate my efforts in the local market for now... that being the Golden Triangle (Beaumont, Port Arthur and Orange) and surrounding areas.