It really means a lot to get your feedback.

Both Asheville and Charlotte have grown a lot in recent years, and I think both will continue to grow ... there's just a lot to like about NC. 

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

I still have a lot to learn, but I am truly thankful (and humbled) that achieving self-reliance is not a distant dream.

In addition, I don't care to speak to people who are not properly vetted so I've worked hard to build sites that requires visitors to become educated and self-selecting to avoid time waster.So, there's potentially a lot to consider beyond design and theme layout.

However if you are in a price range where the DOM is high and it costs a lot to carry the property - it might be better to line-up a buyer while you are rehabbing the property.  

The other guys did drive up prices a lot, to the point where they were almost paying retail. 

You need to also think about other expenses like vacancy, insurance, maintenance, taxes, marketing, legal and any other misc expenses related to these propertiesSo as you can see, there is a lot to keep in mind especially when looking at these bigger deals and it becomes more important in your analysis given the age of the property and how well the previous owner managed the property.

So, I have a lot to learn about this business.

Hi Chris and Jon thanks a lot for all the good info it has taken me quite a while to review everything, definitely a lot to consider here.