My family and I are currently living in Birmingham, AL right now but will be moving back home to North Carolina this summer, specifically Durham (so if you're in the triangle let's also connect!)

Justin Dixon, you can attend the Triangle Deal Maker Sessions on March 7--last month's meeting had about 65 attendees--including lots of investors looking for inventory.

Hi and welcome from another NCer over in the Triangle.

Infill construction really does not work well with triangle shaped land.  

There have been a few duplexes available just south of I-30, between Spur 580 and I-30 in the triangle behind Churches Chicken, Sonic, etc., but the area declines slightly when you go south of I-30.Good Luck on your wealth building!  

Now, just like in the other parts of the Triangle, the places that are already nice are also pricey.  

Head toward frederick, or columbia etc, try to stay in the 270/70/95 triangle. take u to either place, and fixer upper houses around there can be reasonable if youre quick depending where.

If you ever want some Triangle MLS perspective, feel free to reach out and I can take a look (sales, not rentals--too little rental data).

I'm a part-time (striving to be full-time) real estate investor in the Raleigh/Triangle area with some good marketing know-how and the ability to find deals.

I'm a new investor as well, and I'm trying to focus on finding deals as step one.I've found that there are a number of investors in the Triangle area.