I'm looking at Cape Coral and North Carolina. 

@Forrest Kalk I’m in NC and my market is still strong.

Tax benefits excluded.Greensboro NC: Purchase 137.5K built 1963, Gross Yield 11.5%, "cap rate" 6.9%, CoC 6.5%, 10 year IRR 14.1%Martinez GA: Purchase 145K built 1970, Gross Yield 10%, "cap rate" 5.9%, CoC 2.7%, 10 year IRR 13%Grovetown GA: Purchase 159.7K built 1999 assumes lower maintenance, Gross Yield 9.7%, "cap rate" 6.3%, CoC 4.2%, IRR 14.5%I should clarify that I don't care about CoC so don't light me up on that. 

My wife and I have 2 rentals in Walhalla, SC, but are NC residents.

I am doing a project right now in NC with a road of similar length and the price tag is about $265K with us doing some of our own clearing. 

Hello all, my name is Bryson, and I'm relatively new to BP and real estate investing but I have fallen in love with it over the last two months. I'm currently a junior at UNCW but think real estate is an amazing way f...

I am in NC- Raleigh/Durham, Greensboro, and Fayetteville are all great rental markets for SFR- smaller multifamily. 

I am interested in north carolina, south carolina, and potentially florida.

Looking to purchase my first rental this year! Would love to connect with others in the Charlotte Market

I am from the New England area but retired out of the Air Force in North Carolina looking to learn about Multi-Family investment as I can.