My property manager does this now in NC, but she doesn’t raise the rent.

Our PM firm is in North Carolina and our brilliant governor has required that we show proof that we have provided a copy of the CDC form to all tenants prior to filing for eviction.

I have a friend who was trying to BRRR a property in a rural part of NC.

My husband, Daniel and I are closing on a townhouse this month just outside of Charlotte, NC in Huntersville. 

In North Carolina, you don't need a license to manage your own properties.

I currently live in NYC and I am from North Carolina (all of my family lives there as well).

Has some kind of template addendum to write "non-standard" offers, or any other guidance.The details: This is, BTW, a North Carolina property.

Currently residing in Charlotte NC, originally from Richmond VA.  

I am in the Wilmington, NC area.   

I welcome any and all questions for clarification.In 2020 we purchased 110 units/properties18 single family homes (in Arizona and North Carolina)1 6-plex1 12-plexand 5 small mobile home parks (74 units)Total cost to purchase the properties 3.76 million (most of which was a mix of hard money at 12%, private money, seller carry, and a little of our own money).Closing costs on both sides of the refinances were roughly 150k.Total spent on rehab was 535k.Money costs on single family properties was roughly 80k (I'm excluding the multi family and the parks because they rents of the tenants paid the tenants on the multi family covered the costs of the hard money and private money).