Hi - I’m a Charlotte native and broker/investor, I’ve watched this city grow at astronomical rates over the past years and am continuing to see it explode.With Charlotte being the sixth fastest growing city and 3rd best housing market in the nation.

Here is the link to the article: http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2016/01/12/six-year...If you don't subscribe to the WSJ, you can still get all the data and the write up from the National Association of Counties website here:http://www.naco.org/resources/county-economies-opp...These are some ways I think this info could be helpful:1.

All that being said, the National Electric Code is a set of standards.

Cattle national bank ask for GrantCity bank ask for TerryFirst state bank ask for JerryI have meet with all of these guys and they were all willing to work with me on my rental portfolio.

When doing this check to see if they are instant services providing soft background/credit checks, or if they are providing more thorough hard checks like iscscreening.com.4) Here is a link to the national Fair Housing Laws, which I strongly recommend familiarizing yourself with.

That's right - you can make $50K on this house even if you are "all-in"into it for $120K.This not theory.We are doing this right now.I want to share this with BP Nation as a way of giving back and I also need help.The strategy I am talking about is RENT TO OWN.With rent to own, you can:1) Sell the house at a higher price (+10% premium is not uncommon).

Hey BP nation, I'm curious on what everyone uses to evaluate out of state markets.  

Old Town's mill is being shut down, so jobs are being lost, and East Millinocket (just north of where you are considering investing) is fighting a National Park creation and has no economy to speak of at the moment.

Hello BP Nation!

He's a great investor in your area.If you're interested in third party managing for others, you should check out the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM).