Through collaborations with the right business partners and nonprofit organizations, you may actively serve local communities, provide housing for numerous families, and operate on-site nonprofits to support individuals in need.

There are numerous houses that need significant upgrades to be what I would consider appealing, but I'm out of the area so I may not have a great bead on the market.You don't seem to have a job you're moving for so I suppose if it were me I'd prefer the western parts of the state, but Raleigh and Chapel Hill both have very nice areas, as do many other parts that other posters have already mentioned.

This is not a big deal to deal with, but letting it slide is a gamble.

If i didn't have the prior inspection reports and the limited pictures they had available, it would be a major gamble even to come up with an offer price to begin with.

If that is the case, you may want to get a fat, not 1 or 2 but multi-mil, umbrella policy to save you some money instead of upgrading each of your properties' liability coverage.FYI, a while ago, numerous Bay Area restaurants were hit by lawsuit from a lawyer, https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfra... 

The best ones send out numerous quotes for "projects" and expect 1-2 per week.

While I told them I wouldn't make a decision until Sunday they called and texted numerous times most likely hoping to catch me before I got other applicants. 

I will say this, having recently been involved in numerous deals in the area on mostly the listing side, but also buying side, the offers are coming in way over list price because of so much competition.

https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/sa...As a landlord in Oakland, I am subject to hearing numerous people on BP talk about how the laws here suck, don’t get me wrong they do. 

But, I'm looking at buying multis in Chester and the Fan, so I might be a bit biased.I left out numerous costs in this back of the envelope calculation, but I think it gets the point across.