@Luke Bi live and work in greenville, sc now, but was active in oconee county a few years back as a realtor. 

While there are fix & flip opportunities there, the market to a larger extent is very active between Memorial Day and Labor Day. 

I'm an active flipper in Suffolk I highly re commend trying to find your own deals I've flipped 10 houses in the last two years and have only bought 1 from a wholesaler.

I look forward to being an active member and networking with you all!

I'm looking to be more active on BiggerPockets. 

If you're generating active income( flips and wholesale) you'll want to potentially look into a corp. 

@David HaldI live just North of the East Village and as Shawn stated the area is very desirable but it completely depends in which direction and what street you are on, even to the point of which block of said street you are on.

Would love to hear more professional input Jay Hinrichs unfortunately there is also the mindset on BP  that find the deal first money will be easy..well that could be true for a no money wholesaler making their spiff.. but for someone wanting to actually go into the industry you need money first deal second.. deals are like street cars there is always another one..

I'm fairly new to note investing (and real estate investing in general) and am not accredited, however I have worked in investments (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, etc) for 6 years and actively invest in those arenas and am a CPA, so I'm pretty comfortable with financials/investments/risk/etc.

When walking down the street you stick out like a sore thumb and the first person that sees you walks up to you trying to hustle you for money, borrow your phone, etc.