Fayetteville, Rocky Mount, and perhaps to a slightly lesser degree - Durham, all come to mind off the top of my head.I have seen people go in 'half-cocked' in these cities and lose.Like many areas of business, where there's risk - there's opportunity.

Both were in terrible shape, and the ADU in the back was literally sitting in the dirt, foundation crumbled, floor sloping at least 15 degrees to one side.  

If they find this to be the case in the current suit, the "buyer" can be charged with a 3rd degree felony.

. , already gutted, not a big money maker, but I called it "My Master Degree in Rehab".Already start learning by getting bids for it.I will be documenting the process, price, materials, bids, permits etc....It is going to be all here.Help me please, share tips, ideas, etc...I would put pictures as well.Good Luck to me :D)))

Until recently, I was always a product of the, "you have to go to school and get a degree to be successful" idea.  10 years of experience in the industry and a Masters degree later, here I am.Technically, I have no real estate experience, but I am preparing to rent out my home as my significant other and I combine forces.  

I am a 29 year old guy who has a law degree and well over $140k in student loans.

Luckily, it was for a degree in which I make about 150k currently and have my balance down to about 65k.

I graduated from the UofA with a BS Degree in Accounting and was accepted into  the Law School at UofA.

If you have a financial degree then it will seem like a piece of cake.  

A private individual who can do the cleaning and set up etc... to a certain standard but of course this needs a degree of vetting.