Investment Info:

Condo fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $303,500

Cash invested: $37,000

Sale price: $370,000

This was a condo flip deal that I purchased for all-cash off of the MLS and ...

@Johnathan Alesso I live north of Denver.  

I looked up the person in North Carolina Real Estate Commission license search and came up empty.

There is tons of people moving in from California and the north where property sells for a lot more.  

We have some approved to build in the not so nice neighborhoods in North Nashville..and now its a feeding frenzy to buy up the old houses and lots nearby. 

My searches have led me to explore various parts of Indiana, Tennessee, Ohio, North Carolina, and other states - mainly because my criteria is accessible at my target price point in these states (I plan to purchase conventionally).Ultimately, what is the best location for me to hone in on deals? 

My wife sold 15.5 million last year in PDX and it was all referral.. now even with commish splits ext.. that was well north of 300k she made her self.. and she is not lazy or worthless.. matter of fact I find her to be quite valuable.. and that does not include the flip she did herself that closed last nov.. that she made about 125k on I posted about that.. so maybe if you got to rag on agents maybe you should know a little of what your talking about  :) and or understand that it simply does not happen like you think being lazy dumb @$$'s who just fall into money... what do you call someone like your self  ???

@Michael Prim I've been battling it out with the worlds toughest seller (88 years old, retired Army CSM, Korea/Vietnam vet and also a retired real estate broker) for 3 weeks now on a portion of his portfolio.

I have run into a bunch of flippers in New Jersey, North Carolina and elsewhere who don't really understand the merits of wholesaling and think they can cut out the middlemen. 

I am also looking for a real estate investor friendly attorney in Fayetteville North Carolina that does subject to deals.