The neighborhood is decent, and I would say a B class neighborhood.

Well, i would say a lot of B/C pricing, but its super safe compared to the rest of durham.

At that area (id say a 2bedroom , new /modern house gross about 30-50k , depends on total headcount , yard , how you market it , where you market it.

Are investors already scooping up everything in the surrounding areas there or am I missing something since the agent didn't say a ton about it other than that? 

Please keep us posted, and I look forward to hearing what the pros have to say as well.

That's different than say a doctor who gets an incredible amount of hands-on training during their education process.That said, my construction company does a lot of work with amazing architects that make a very good living.

I'm really bad with recordkeeping..I ran or did run I should say.... a custom computer building/repair business the thing that caused me to lose interest was the record/taxkeeping end of it.

All in MD fees are roughly say a 1,500$ a year.  

@Stetson Miller Storage is so much more local, based on typically a 3-5 mile radius (smaller in very urban areas) so it’s really hard to say a city/region is overbuilt because that could be true for one area and be very under supplied just 5 miles away.

So, the effect is that, if you buy let's say a nice duplex with 3 beds, 1.5 baths and a garage in each unit and then, after living there for a year, you find a great four-family deal, but where each apartment is 2-bed, 1-bath, with no garage or off street parking and it is say 5 miles farther away from your job than your nice duplex was, even if you qualify with all of the other criteria, the lender may still deny you because they see it as you trying to "game the system."