You'll have an affordability crisis that'll revert when wages>rents making RTP tighten.

Income to Price, Median Income, Median Rent, RTP, Annual Rent to Income, and Unemployment?  

Guarantee you everyone would be anti-roomates if the RTP was inverse.It's not up to milennials and Gen Zers, it's up to the market.

Thinking about New construction Single Family home in RTP area. 

This applies to not only my RTP properties, but Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, New Mexico, Tennessee, etc., I've done it the same way there.In regards to title-- you have title insurance likely when you got the mortgage for the house.

This is near the hood in Durham, and the general area's RTP(rent to price not research triangle park) is horrible. $1700 ish gets you a 2/2 rented closer to Duke, a 2/1 will be closer to $1400 if not less in this area. $240k is priced to trigger a bidding war, I just am not a fan of the neighborhood.

The struggle with RTP is non-HOA, non-covenant housing availability.

Hi,I have a Townhome in RTP area and I am a out of state investor.My tenant is vacating 04/30 and would like to get help on showing.Please let me know if you have a good reference.Thanks,Dev

Did some research on RTP Raleigh/Durham and Las Vegas(Summerlin/Henderson) but cash flow isn't great.

currently have just over $1m to use and am looking at diversifying between a personal real estate rental property to get that 1% monthly rtp, a commercial developer fund that yields 8% a year and 4% after they sell (roughly 4 years after investing), and a managed fund that is liquid and yields 5.5%.