That was one of the reasons why I visited Miami and Charleston, NC at the beginning of Spring. i quickly learned, just like @Corby Goade said - it's an active work that requires lots of time, attention, detail( not to say that other forms of investment dont require the same diligence, but from the little i know, flipping is a puzzle that requires a large team of professionals to get it done right) and you must know what you are doing.

I'm a licensed realtor in NC and I want to pay someone who brought me a buyer from CA.  

He is an Investor in Durham NC and filled me in on this outstanding forum.

My firm has been selected to sell a number of assets throughout North Carolina that are currently leased and cash flowing and I am asking the community for any advice for marketing and selling this kind of real estate!

My firm has been retained to sell leased houses in North Carolina ... does anybody have any suggestions on how to best market or target buyers interested in leased assets?

Great investment opportunity in Graham NC.

Hello everyone,I am an investor in the Eastern North Carolina area and I am building my network of other investors.

I'm fairly new to the Charlotte, NC area and am looking to start and grow a lucrative real estate business.

You will here multiple markets in NC , SC , Georgia, Florida , Tennesee.

@Dawn Roof,I work for a commercial lender and even with the under $500,000 loan amount premium our rates would be low 4's for a 5 year fixed amortized over 30 years (it is a hybrid product that after the first 5 years is based on 6 month libor rate.)Unfortunately I only have referrals for Chicago and don't know any commercial lenders in North Carolina.I did a quick google search of apartment lenders north carolina and a list of lenders popped up so I would recommend starting there, unless you belong to a credit union or have a community bank near you.hopefully this helps,Rob