Will be moving to the Charlotte NC area in the next few months and looking to start investing in real estate as a way to have more financial freedoms.

Investor hours alone (reviewing documents, reviewing financial statements etc) without that person reviewing then going and taking action does not count.   

What it sounds like you are looking for is a 'Stabilized Bridge' which, like Erik stated, buys you the time to hopefully sell at what you are looking for but might even get you a little cash out in the meantime depending on how the financials are looking.Good luck!

This can provide access to opportunities that may be beyond an individual budget.Before diving into any real estate investment, conduct thorough due diligence, consider your risk tolerance, and, if needed, consult with a real estate professional or financial advisor.

My primary goal is to avoid double taxation and ensure the best asset protection.

I specialize in the Buy N Hold sector of real estate a real estate agent, mortgage broker, and financial planner.

What you do is keep the operations ands assets separate.

. - Charlotte is one of the top 20 fastest growing cities in the country- The weather is amazing we have all four season and mild winters- Strong financial industry where many of the big banks have their headquarters.- We have people from all the states moving to Charlotte everyday about 113 people move to the Charlotte region every day to be exact according to Charlotte Region Business Alliance- Majority of the population in Charlotte is 25 to 34 years old, which is important because they are looking for a rental property.

90% of my clients are using the 10% down second home occupancy loan to buy in the STR asset class in all 50 states.  

@Robert AlexisMy question is why are you spending money on an appraisal and inspection if you over bid on the asset and know it will not comp ?