Hi @Joe Mazur - please don't select your inspectors because of price ... this is not the time to try and save a couple hundred bucks.The specific property and location can influence which inspections you'll want to consider, but, in general, here's what I'd be thinking about (along with the inspectors I used on my own purchase in Cary):general home inspection (Eric Coates - Detailed Home Inspections)pest (Neuse Termite and Pest)roof (Roofwerks)radon (Advanced Radon Detection Services)I would have a different person do each of these. 

I have a love of real estate and aim to focus investment plans on NC, with a specific focus in the buy-and-hold strategy, targeting mid-range ($100-250k) SFHs in the greater Raleigh area (Knightdale and Cary included).

Yellow jackets and bald face hornets are the only thing feared by loggers.. and its why they cary Epi pens.. 

So far I have read the Bigger Pockets "Flipping Houses" book and listen to the podcast everytime I'm in the car. I

Yea, yea, small potatoes compared to Durham, Raleigh and Cary just north of there but still an interesting prospect.

Breaking into the car is also a no-no for shooting.

Personally, I wanted my freedom more than I wanted a boat or a new car. I

My car is a Ford Fiesta Trend TDCi.If you have any questions, you can cantact me.Greetings, Cornel.

For example, driving a car is legal, unless you're doing 80 mph on the sidewalk in a school zone with an expired license while texting on your cell phone without wearing a seat belt.

I find what is available varies by company.I called around for my homeowners insurance and State Farm said it wasn't worth their time unless they did Auto and all this other crap I didn't need.My wife's deceased step father is buried in Arlington so we get USAA.I was just calling around for rates.Our car is paid for so for liability we pay 22 bucks a month for insurance.The other insurance agents couldn't believe the rate was so low.It's an older car but I am cheap!