I moved to Durham recently and started to looking into markets close to me, so far I have been looking into Fayetteville for a while and it seems to be a great market that you can still find cashflow deals from MLS.

My father passed away last year and I would like to move into the property and have it as my homestead. 

Move back the states and stationed in Nashville.

On average, 80 people move into Columbus weekly.

What is your strategy to move forward in the real estate world?

… I’m getting too old to manage and fix the place up plus, I’m moving out of town, 16 miles away.

I "accidentally" fell into my first property (I bought a place right away, at the right time during the heart of COVID), but then moved to the North Carolina area because I am on active duty in the military.

Even in the worst areas cash tenants are IMO worse than HUD tenants.Restrictions of Section 8 Tenants There are unlimited, everywhere.Don’t Receive Voucher Payment Until Tenant Moves In SO?

So just looking to get over the "analysis paralysis" and make a move.

A CERTAIN price point and product 3 bed 2 bath under 200k or whatever might be moving fast in a certain market but others are still selling at 2009 levels.Houses I am looking at locally in a certain subdivision anything 250k and under has about a 90% sell rate and moves fast.