Plus its a little closer to the military base (Camp Lejeune) so military families can live there and still get back to base in time if they get the call.   

I have been trying to learn more about wholesale and have found out that there are two camps pertaining to this subject.There are people who believe that wholesalers are a necessary part of the real estate ecosystem while others think wholesaling is an immoral cash grab by opportunists.I want to be ethical and aboveboard throughout the process of the deal by telling the listing agent I am in wholesale before I start asking questions about the property.

@Nikki Closser -- if you are looking to make a decision based on votes of those responding...put me in the camp of keeping it as a STR and enjoy future appreciations.

If you're looking for someone who will teach you all the ins and outs of this business, then you need to go to some guru's $5000 boot camp.

We lived in our Oceanside rental for 2ish years before renting it out while my husband was stationed at Camp Pendleton and it has been awesome for us newbies.

I am 21 years old, and have been working for camps since I was 14.

The prior round the appraiser ran into an extra deadbolt being locked, and from the time I was out there during inspections with my GC someone has since camped out, inside.

The transition from one home to the other for my father needs to be smooth as we can't just camp out anywhere in limbo.

In NLR, you can find most things north of 40, Camp Robinson, parts of Sherwood. 

Now, he created his own basketball camp.