If he tries to invest without proper knowledge, he will probably get a much lower return than what is possible.

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The areas we are concentrating in right now are Orlando, Atlanta and Phoenix, but we are looking to expand to other markets over the next several months.

Where can I find information on the eviction process in NC so that I file the proper paperwork as well as follow the correct procedure.

Once their families expand, they will want to move into a SFR.

Currently I have 2 rentals and looking to expand aggressively.

I understanding starting locally, paying your land lord dues and making your bones in areas close to home from a logistics point of view... but after you've done a few, is it wise to continue in a less efficient area or expand your horizons to better investment arenas?

If a permit was opened and closed properly it will not cause a problem.

Don's list is quite similar to his.The only thing I have to expand on is before you start demo/trash-out, complete any critical safety issues that may exist before you break out the crowbars.

If the property was properly rehabbed there shouldn't have been any electrical issues.Exterior stucco repair?