In reading the description and talking with the Owner, I found that it had a basement apartment which had been rented out for the past several years, currently to a Med Student at UNC.4BR/3.5Ba end unit townhouse, in need of updates, on bus line to Med School & UNC. 3/2.5 upstairs, 1/1 down.

I chose the townhouse because it met my criteria, the numbers looked phenomenal, it was in a location I wanted (near the UNC Med school, dental school, hospital, and downtown CH), and because the community came with a few amenities that I think folks would find attractive. 

I had planned on going into Med school but after a looong period of self-reflection, I think this route is more in line with other goals I have for myself.

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I love the KU Med area for rentals. 

I also like near the med center for that size property. 

Not only does a true flip, bought just for purpose of repairing and selling for a profit, does not qualify for cap gains either....profits are taxed as ordinary income plus ss/med taxes of 15.3%. 

I left commercial real estate appraisal at the very end of 11' (also had sales license but didn't use it), started a family while going to med school, started a few e-commerce businesses and now I am back! 

This crystallizes some of the thoughts I was having - the huge investment in the hospital system and med school is definitely a promising economic sign.

Depending on the neighborhood you get undergrads and grad students, as well as pharmacy, med students and medical residents as there are 2 major hospitals.