The reason is because you have a younger crowd, more singles and career focused/working people looking for affordable housing and the location is not far from downtown and most working offices.

My concerns are laying the whole $130 upfront and it being a co-op..my mind is telling me its not a smart investment for some reason.. with either renting or resale... what are your thoughts?

And what are your reasons for adding your kids to tile?

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Here are a few reasons why:* **Lower maintenance costs.** New construction homes are built to the latest building codes, which means they are more energy-efficient and require less maintenance than older homes.

A lot of reasonably priced multifamily homes in the city. 

I am looking to be the best deal maker here, this year should be great for many reasons. 

Generally true, weather and climate impact your investing.

The reason is the rent-to-price ratio is good so you can cash flow, and most of the West side doesn’t have a Point of sale inspection which is really annoying.

North Carolina is a Lanlord friendly state.North Carolina is worth the investment because of our high occupancy rates and a high demand for rental homes, the local real estate investors love the historically performance stability, specifically single family homes.North Carolina has very good reputable colleges and universities, that’s the reason a lot of people make their move to NC and want to just rent a house until they get acquainted with the area.Charlotte’s home prices compared to states up north are dramatically significant.