North Carolina is one of the markets I'm particularly interested in, given its strong economic growth and attractive rental market. would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect with you and discuss potential collaboration or investment opportunities.If you're open to the idea, I would love to schedule a call or virtual meeting to introduce myself, share my investment goals, and learn more about your experience and insights in the North Carolina market.Please let me know if you're interested in connecting, and we can find a time that works best for both of us.Thank you for considering my request.

Well, I guess actually reading the Due on Sale clause is in order: :-)"18.

Any tips, resources, or experiences you can share would be greatly appreciated.

There may be a Section 8 property list you can get onto, but my experience in PA with that is it is mostly a list of pits of despair.

Are there any current active investors in that area who can share their experience of that area and what kind of rents they are fetching?

Understanding this background on the situation... does anyone have previous experience with single income households where the "bread winner" goes on maternity leave and then has issues paying the rent.

Rental properties in areas with strong school districts typically experience higher demand and can command premium rental rates.

If you are doing section 8, there's a good guy I know of that handles that although I don't have personal experience in this space.

Can’t make her move to Philly.I used to live in LA and my W-2 experience was in tech/the entertainment industry so frankly it would be easier for me to find another job but still shooting for remote in general.Trust me if I could stay in Philly I would.And yes $1000/month is a few hundred under market.

But it sure feels like it might.Does anyone have experience with above mentioned company?