A class and D class are usually more obvious but the line between B and C can be blurry. 

Their methods get a broader and broader instead of narrower.

The RDU/RTP market is incredibly dynamic due to low inventory for both sales and rentals, increasing costs and inflation, and increasing migration, so it might be good to hone in on some of these details to further narrow the answer on where you may want to be searching.

The two markets I have narrowed down are Fayetteville and the Triad (Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point).

I myself tend to be an over thinker/over-analyzer when presented with many options and have even put things to the side because of it if I don’t have an expert to handle it/narrow it down for me so I’ll definitely keep that in mind!

From the research I've done I've narrowed down the two most viable options to HELOC or Cash-Out Refi.

He said he always does this after he’s narrowed it down to a few top applicants - a walk through of their current home to see how they live.

@Reagan Buske Once you narrow down your market, look for properties that allow you to live for free or close to it.

You could also check the web and do a search.Things that you can use to narrow down the search are:1. referrals from other investors2. expertise in Construction insurance or Commercial Real estate insurance3.

I reached out directly to Air B&B and didn't hear back.Thank you!