I see a key market locally in the travel medical industry, as well as the growth of new companies coming to the triangle. 

. $200,000 will get you a monthly gross of $2400 in a fourplex (though very few good fourplexes on the market at the moment).I love Hood for its proximity to the Texas Triangle and I-35.

I’m looking into that triangle between Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus. 

I am also an insurance agent by trade and we have what we call a "Bermuda Triangle" if you will, for sinkholes it is located in the Valrico/Dover area. 

I think we spoke about this at the last meetup, but that $800k price point just has a limited buyer pool in this area.It may be worthwhile to talk to your listing agent about marketing the place in some unconventional ways, and also market it in areas outside of the Triangle such as Boston, San Fran, etc.

I have always like that triangle, not too expensive, but still nice...

They are all adjacent to each other in a kind of triangle, on a corner.Their are not a lot of duplexes sold in the area, with prices all over the place, but I would put the ARV around 55-65k for the building with the two 1 bedrooms on the low end, and the two 2-bedrooms on the high end.  

Returns are better there than in my back yard, the Triangle.

I am living in Chapel Hill but open to the markets anywhere in the triangle to gain as much knowledge and experience as possible in the coming months.Thanks for your time and consideration,Mark

They (collectively) didn't think about, formulating a strategy, and implementing selling homes for (example) 'first time home buyers relocating for job reasons to this area with target priecs under $175,000 in areas 15 minute commute to RTP (Research Triangle Park) NC, with a garage, 3BR, and yard for the (future) kids'.