If not, feel free to move to the appropriate place.I did what I'm sure is extremely common here... last summer after 8 years in my former residence, I just randomly saw another house nearby that I really liked, and bought it.  

Either way, I would get to know the area you are looking to buy extremely well and find the right property in the right area.  

There are a lot of great resources on here, and the people are extremely helpful.

Hi everyone, I'm extremely new to wholesaling but I may have a deal on my hands.

Option A would be good for a rental property @ $1850/moOption B would be good for a flip... this is the one I am extremely mixed on...

@Alli Issa  some property is just functionally and socially obsolete... it appears that area is that way.unless there is some massive effort by the city to pump money into the area to change those characteristics then in my mind its extremely risky . work on something else.. even for free those are not deals.

Hi All,I'm looking at a multifamily deal where the tenants have been identified as extremely difficult and have eviction support from the local non-profit.  

Thanks for your help, these forums are extremely helpful!

I'll let you know if I end up in that area.And @Eric Weireter thank you very much for this detailed breakdown of Durham neighborhoods - it is extremely helpful!

The lease that the tenants signed was an extremely basic one since they were made by the flipping contractors.