I only work in MA, so I can't represent you in NC (therefore, not self-promotion).They look for a minimum of 10 acres and need fairly close by access to 3-phase power as that's what they feed back into the grid. 

I have looked into a couple of turnkey investments, this might be an option but have been put off by RE agents trying to promote turnkey properties with exaggerated returns.Again, thanks a lot for the replies everyone, truly appriciated!

@Lucia Rushton I am....but the technicality here is that you aren't supposed to "self promote".  

They are a classification that online sites like foreclosure.com and Zillow use to entice buyers into contacting someone to make a deal.

Nick, for what it's worth I'd take the maxims promoted by BP and realize they are market specific and as well as time specific.

Hello everyone,Hopefully this isn't against the rules as my goal isn't to promote any group but rather to gather some new and/or veteran investors in the field of RE to create a small accountability/networking group where we gather to chat/discuss ideas, help each other out, meet and network with like minded investors, and maybe even partner in the future as we go through our journey of RE.

That person could also have easily bought a house rather than rented.Another tenant, transferred here with their corporate job, makes a high salary, but is thinking they may get a future promotion to another corporate office and choses not to buy. 

But you cant really wholesale it because there is no profit to entice an investor.It isn't a "low equity" deal.  

The first is basic deal sense and for that, the syndicator (promoter or in the new CrowdFunding parlance - the issuer) is paid fees for services such as brokerage, property management, project management and other types of oversight that require time and personal attention.

Hello, my husband got a promotion but has us moving to San Antonio!!!!