There’s a huge military base here with nice locations within a short drive.The Triangle area is always great.

@Adam Barber Hi Adam, I'm originally from the Triangle area, now living in northern Virginia and looking to invest in the Winston/Triad area.

Yes it's written at a low high school level but is one of the best primers I've ever read on how to identify sources of govt and business investment and how to capitalize on those areas.One recommendation - Given your demographic - Research Triangle - Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill.

@Patrick Menefee they do have front footage - about 20'-30'.These are apartments in Mebane - between the Triad and the Triangle (an area I really like investing in).

I am in search of recommendations for a financial planner in the triangle area of NC who is versed in real estate. 

The market in Austin sounds like the Triangle....homes selling over listing price, multiple offers etc.

I understand it is landlord friendly so as far as OOO goes, it is probably a good choice as far as I can tell.I am specifically looking in the research triangle (e.g., Raleigh / Durham) and Charlotte.Thanks a lot!

Ah, Raleigh/Durham - one of the fastest growing metros in the entire country. https://www.statista.com/stati...The research triangle is saturated - don't feel bad that you haven't gotten a deal yet - you're in a very tough market - from my understanding, it's not uncommon for retail buyers to submit $10,000 non-refundable DD fees with their offers in that area which is crazy to me.

I currently own 4 rentals in the Triangle area.

For me the flipping consists of a triangle: House, Team (and not just sub-contractors) and financing.