I am always open to potential deals or partners who want to get into small multifamily development with a long-term goal of commercial investing. 

There are two reasons why a property doesn't rent: Marketing efforts and price.If you feel like the marketing efforts is adequate, then it is the price. 

Whether it says Passive LP, creative financing, fix and flipping, notes, Short Term Rentals, seller financing  etc - I am at the bottom - I can scream no but I far too often hear stories of people quitting their job to pursue real estate and then end up very unsuccessful. 

And if you provide more information maybe folks on here that are familiar with the market can help you in terms of renting vs. selling.  

These loans are what is working in this high rate, low Long term rent environment.

Like you mentioned, be aware of the short-term rental regulations through the city but also pay close attention if there is an HOA.

The next individual plan (49) seems more reasonable in terms of "actions".

Our combined expertise and strategic approach enabled us to negotiate favorable terms, ensuring a successful fix-and-flip transaction for Partner Driven.

From what I see it's not stellar in terms of population or job growth, but does look like it saw big price increases lately, I assume it's mainly population from Charlotte moving out to get more bang for their buck.If you're an investor with properties there I'd love to hear your thoughts on the market in general, how you see its potentail, the population I can expect as tenants, and things to pay attention to.

It worked, I got a few deals that way after awhile, but there are more efficient ways to market if you have more capital to work with like PPC or hiring VAs for lead generation.I'd still advise that if you're just getting into business, I would start slowly in terms of marketing spend.