I'm down in Owens Cross Roads but invest in Huntsville, Decatur, Birmingham and other north AL markets.

By the way, this Christmas we also stopped in Fernandina Beach, heading north in a road trip to Savannah.

So I would highly recommend posting this in the North Carolina forum. 

If you are an investor or contractor on any new construction project in the north east the chances are you have spent 2018 considering a move to Nevada, Arizona or any were that doesn't get sixty inches of rain in a summer. 

I am moving to Havelock North Carolina soon and am looking to purchase a multi family property of 2-4 units in Eastern NC.

I'm 30 years old living in Fayetteville/Fort Bragg North CarolinaI bought a condo a few years ago (which I didn't get a great deal on) for $65K, I just started renting that one out.Last month I bought a house for my fiance.

My ideal location would be somewhere around Little Italy (Hillcrest, Banker’s Hill) but would be fine with anything in that general area (North Park, Burlingame, South Park, etc.)

Lots of decent neighborhoods especially on the west and north sides of town.  

I help my clients buy in all areas of Columbus but I am invested in Old North Columbus (3 property/10 units) and Franklinton (1 property/4 units).

My credit it just north of 700 and i make roughly 33,000 a year.