There's NC Reia, TREIA, a couple other groups that post on BP...I host Triangle Deal Maker Sessions and we'll meet next on July 10, 9:30 a.m. at the Hampton Inn on Glenwood in downtown Raleigh.

(Note: It doesn't always work out finding a local partner but that is our objective)At what point do you travel there?

In this session, you'll learn how evolving labor trends can have a profound impact on the properties you buy, live in, and operate.

I felt they were probably looking for a temporary situation and the possibility of moving back if things didn't work out for them, so not probably long term.

I'm considering a value add if the construction costs work out to add a 2nd bath (either full or half) to one property than is a 3/1. 

I would really like this to work out, I want to be a landlord and hopefully own 5+ more rentals.

Vernon will enact any in the future, but generally speaking properties outside of city limits tend to have less pressure to enact restrictions.It's always important to have multiple pivot options if your initial strategy dosen't work out.

It could work out nicely or it might not, you'll need to decide what you want to take a risk on.

Any issues you encounter in the beginning time will work out for you.

From structured breakout networking sessions to quick business card exchanges in the hall ways of the hotel, it seemed every corner you looked there was a business plan or partnership forming right in front of you creating a sense of urgency to join the crowd!