If you are running around chasing deals without any confirmed capital source, you are wasting yours and many other people's time.  

Do you have any advice on any website or sources or any strategy I can use in order to see if a certain area is a hot spot for renters?

I have good credit, some savings, and a steady source of income.

It was also money that I wanted to use to rehab the unit that I am staying in, and also as a buffer if I lose my main source of income.

Hook up with an investor up there and do some deal sourcing/wholesalingvolunteer to learn the ropes

My wife and I have been doing some heavy research as of lately in terms of alternate sources of income and investment strategies and have come to an agreement that our ultimate goal is to replace our active income with passive income.  

My wife and I have been doing some heavy research as of lately in terms of alternate sources of income and investment strategies and have come to an agreement that our ultimate goal is to replace our active income with passive income.  

I’d imagine that there would be a source to get this information for agents as well, especially if you are connected to a larger agency.Because there are so many zip codes and subsequent neighborhoods in Greensboro, it would be hard to do a short weekly video on the trends of each.

My tenants get a weekly per diem, which they use for rent, food and women. 

These were all sourced pre-CV19, so eat the fish and spit out the bones.Ridge Lending All in One, first position HELOC https://www.ridgelendinggroup....AFCU does 80% LTV on NOO.