This will provide the NC laws regarding landlord-tenant notices, evictions, tenancies, etc.

We still have to network and create a reliable team, so this would serve us as time to meet contractors/agents/other investors/etc...We are planning to start investing ~$200k depending on the deal.I'm writing this post to get some advice from somebody who might be more experienced in New York, and possibly to start creating some connections.

But you use the calendar and the cases provided on the calendar to look up the foreclosure on the county clerk's website to start to get an understanding of who is suing, and what is owed on the property.Who is foreclosing is key to understanding foreclosures.  

Partnerships could be another avenue—teaming up with another investor could provide the financing you need.Lastly, don’t give up on creative financing; lease options, subject-to-deals (when the house is not free and clear), or finding motivated sellers could allow you to secure another property without disturbing that fantastic interest rate.

Quote from @Daniel Bergless: Hey Hadar,Im a local agent here in Pittsburgh, and the firm that I work with focuses on distressed properties for investors, and from the numbers we have seen most of the opportunities we sell are typically 75% of the local ARV minus any repairs.

Add up these numbers to find the total amount of money required to close the sale.Private lenders can help manage cash flow during property renovations or lease-ups by providing more inventive financing options like interest-only payments or deferred payments.

Estate is trying to sell and did not want to do a deed in lieu because the executor promised “the girlfriend” a 2% commissionWhen I mentioned this to an agent we were talking with to list it for us once we get it back he laughed and said “which one” he had two girlfriends one an agent one not an agent - so the one who is not an agent living in the property wants 2% when property is sold and tying up the deal…

(For those reading I don’t recommend these types of investments) the only way to get more info would be to get the partnership agreement which they should provide to you.Who is the sponsor ?

I see you're a contractor as well as a real estate agent, are you still active on the building side? 

We provide a couple properties a week for our investors to flip or rent.