We have a variety of properties here in Raleigh, just like any city, and your risk tolerance is going to play a large role in what you end up getting. 

Mu grandmother had her house next door to a church parking lot and she had a flower garden under her kitchen window.

I'm sure you will find a ton of info on a variety of topics!

You do need to understand fundamental aspects of a variety of disciplines in order to consistently, and continually, truly profit at this game.

You can also go to meet up.com and check out a variety of real estate meet ups.

The courts will not intervene where one party has made a hard bargain unless fraud, duress, or unconscionable conduct is involved.FormationIn addition to the elements of a contract:A party must have capacity to contractThe purpose of the contract must be lawfulThe form of the contract must be legalThe parties must intend to create a legal relationshipThe parties must consentAs a result, there are a variety of affirmative defenses that a party may assert to avoid his obligation.Contracts May Be Bilateral or UnilateralA bilateral contract is an agreement in which each of the parties to the contract makes a promise or set of promises to each other.

What most people find is that doing only their own work can be (eventually) not enough to keep the pipe full, and they have to start dealing with sales, marketing, and customers.Additionally, as a contractor, you are constantly fighting a variety of federal and state alphabet agencies that will take any and every chance to take a bite out of you. 

There might be a variety of reasons - Maybe Seller wants to move or maybe Seller wants to use proceeds from sale to buy something else.Investor ("Buyer") recognizes great deal but doesn't have the cash to pay the Seller's price.

I've been in real estate full time for 10 years with a variety of experience (development, renovations, property management, and some time-not current- as a Realtor listing and selling properties).

In Austin, we have a decent variety of industries for the size of the city: lots of tech, creative class jobs (small businesses like restaurants, designers, architects, video production, gaming...), city and state government (Austin is the capital of Texas), nationally recognized entrepreneurialism and incubators, education (UT + other smaller, but respected colleges), and others that I'm sure I'm missing.Combine these job opportunities with a fairly business-friendly state, a city that people want to live in, good jobs that allow people to relocate, and this has created several years of insane growth.