I was thinking of using a buy and hold strategy or wholesale primarily in Greensboro, then hopefully expanding from there as success/failure and confidence grow.

I agree with all the above, I think :)I'd say you're thinking you'd have the leading votes owning more units than others, there's always 10% that will disagree, by nature they will gang up on you seeing that advantage and you won't control anything is my bet.Don't go there, you may create financing issues and you could end up trying to meet requirements you don't want to go to or could meet.All entities take on liability in RE matters, you'll need more insurance.Keep it social as suggested.

looks promising over there, growing area, good schools.

I am hoping to get two or three properties this way to start my land lording career and continuing to grow as I learn how best to manage tenants and workloads.

I am still doing research but I think my next property (besides a primary residence for my growing family) will be a multifamily in a more landlord friendly state.

If you negotiate a deal that will make someone else a strong profit, you will be in good shape.Overall, and especially with your first contracts, don't get greedy with your fees... start smaller until your reputation for finding good deals grows.

Your deals on these apartments under construction are very different from the typical investor deal here.However, I know a little about Pune and it is definitely a growing area.

You get the opportunity to put someone in the property for a higher down payment, and usually a higher monthly rental amount as well.I've had very few actually close on the sale of the property because they grow out of the house.

I work in Frederick County and it is definitely growing quickly.

Take this naturally with a grain of salt.