I am in the DC area and good to talk with people from North Carolina and TX and I have read post from people in Canada.Most of the people go out of their way to help so Good luck to you with BP your new network friend from DC

As a GC here in Western North Carolina I would say you are looking at an easy $50K+ and that's without knowing the total extent of the damages to your plumbing, electrical and other mechanical.

We probably tried working with 4-5 agents in NC, and MD was harder, like 12 or more, very frustrating, before we finally met someone who actually knew what they were doing.

This property, http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2501-Jefferson-Ave-Winston-Salem-NC-27103/5755605_zpid/, is in Ardmore here in town.

Hi everyone, I have been trying to get a general feel for the real estate in NC.

I posted a question in a different post about how it's more difficult to find a property with a more favorable monthly rent/purchase price ratio in the Triangle Area, NC specially close to the Reasarch Triangle Park (RTP).

I'm in the middle of a second flip property in Fayetteville, NC, and we've decided to investigate turning it into a rental to add to our portfolio.Currently, we are using a Rehab LOC from the bank to finance the purchase and repairs (75% of purchase price and 75% of repairs).Does anyone have suggestions on how to finance this into a 30 year mortgage?

Reside in central NC (Sanford) so I am surrounded by possible markets. 

I live in NC and I am looking at good places for my first buy and hold investments.

Hi! I'm a stay at home Mom for the past year who finds I spend almost all my free time online and driving around looking at houses for fun! I'm thinking of getting a real estate license. My husband is a construction m...