Please let me know if there's a meetup planned soon, or if there's a link to the club :) . 

The (implied - recorded in Wake County) 1997 CCRs predate the North Carolina Planned Community Act but many sections of this Act pertain "to all planned communities created in this State before January 1, 1999." 

However, this comes with the caveat that you need to be careful about which product you sign up for.

Make sure you decide to concentrate the one you planning to do. 

Is there any website i can use to find a floor plan of an existing house even if i dont  own it?

I am also less aggressive at acquiring properties since covid, I like to work less and hang out with the family more.I have a plan, but I would like others to chime in on their thoughts.

That's the only part I really care about.

So if you plan to take cash out and not "Sell or take more cash out" in (X) years.

Still depending on your estate planning, going through these jumps to save your historical appreciation (thus also a step up in the real estate upon death) could be worth it.

The ONLY thing we care about is our return, security, and your experience.