After years of not being able to buy an finished home in Banner Elk, we decided to buy a lot and build.

I went to school up here, live in Banner Elk and invest in short term rentals as well.

He has a passion for teaching and wants to focus on that instead.His property manager admits to me that there are two drug dealers on the property and that she just doesn’t feel like kicking them out.She also tells me they have pet fees, but she discourages any pets because its such a pain in the butt for her.There is a now leasing banner, but you would never know because it is just hanging halfway off.The pool has old mildewed furniture and is out of service.The vacant unit smells like Cheech and Chong had a party there that morning.You walk into the leasing office and it feels like a dungeon.

It's hard finding the really sweet deals, but all the networking I am doing is really paying off. 2013 is looking to be a banner year.M offers are usually all cash, and I have some investors that are willing to hard money lend until we can refinance.

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I am thinking about removing trees, vestibule at the entrance, all signage/banner, replacing front windows, installing an overhang at the front entrance,  and repaint roof, soffit, and wall.Am I going in the right direction?

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Boone/Banner Elk (Watauga County and Avery County) have literally hundreds of millions of dollars worth of new construction happening right now in a relatively rural area, making, per capita, one of the fastest growing counties in the entire United States, but didn't make the top 5 in North Carolina? 

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@Devin Banner I can help you answer these questions and more.