@Meaghan Lugo I suggest doing some research on national and regional age demographics over the next 10, 20 and 30 yrs.

Speak with a commercial banker in the region that your property is located. 

You'll likely see less divorces for financial reasons from that, those chickens won't come home to roost until another 7-10 years.I do see a correction though, but that's regional.

Yes, feel free and reach out to me, and let's connect and go over some options and region-specific analytics to break down the market for you. 

I’m experiencing a slight problem that I didn’t know existed until now and it may just be regional.

Analysts say home price growth this decade is on track to surpass the growth of the 2000s; when home prices rose 47.3% in the Charlotte region. 

Would need to be a national or regional bank that covered both states.  

.- Insurability & Operations costs: Can be considerably lower (especially in comparison to CA) with most coastal regions there is much lower wildfire risk and the properties that are in flood zones, have surprisingly accessible and affordable policy costs.

I cannot seem to find any deals in the region that make any sense- or are even close to making sense.

NC is definitely a prime region to begin.