My name is Jack and I am currently 16 years old living in North Carolina.

I am in Charlotte, NC and I am interested in investing here as well as other surrounding cities.

@Andrew MorenoI'm not too familiar with your area of NC, but if I were you, I'd just physically visit as many small banks and credit unions around you as you can find.

Let me know if you have any questions about this deal.I also have other deals in Albany, and other states like North Carolina and Florida, so let's connect if you want to invest together!

There was a relatively new builder in High Point, NC (Keystone) that sold many townhome units to investors there and the Winston-Salem, NC area (both areas experienced significant HPA). 

Here in NC to move it 50 miles and set it up on the lot would be about $3000.  

Not sure but possibly North Carolina.

I’m getting lost in the sheer volume of location options - do I buy in San Diego, North Carolina, Ohio etc...In a world that my proximity to investment property is not an issue - what are the first best steps in pinning down location of investment? 

Alabama, Arkansas, Ohio, parts of NC and TN 

States that saw the greatest monthly increases in foreclosure starts included North Carolina (up 294 percent), Ohio (up 74 percent) Illinois (up 30 percent), New York (up 24 percent), and South Carolina (up 18 percent).Since I'm in SC, I was particularly interested to see SC listed so prominently.