According to this website there is no statute for prepaid rent in North Carolina:https://www.landlordology.com/north-carolina-landlord-tenant-laws/

North American Savings Bank and First Western Federal Savings are the primary lenders in all 50 states.They want higher down payments and have slightly higher rates than you would see personally, but it is still effective leverage.In an IRA, there is a tax known as UDFI that applies to the percentage of gains tied to the non-IRA funds.  

It is within the bordering streets of: St Bernard, N Rampart, St Phillip and North Claiborne. 

They'll likely be western suburbs, though we've gone as far north-west as McHenry for house tours.The workshop is $50 - the property tours are free.

I'm new to the real estate field and currently my focus is on wholesaling properties in new jersey (I'm from north jersey).

In North Carolina, unless you are up in the mountains, you would be zone 3 or 4 and would only need R-5 to R10 on the topside of the roof deck (the entire assembly would need to be R30 - R38).   

They may get stabled while the time of recessions, but if the markets plunge, the R estate's go north in value soon.

Any areas you would stay away from (north, south, east, west)?

@Fred Heller & @Carl Fischer - Well, I guess I should not be so hard on Durham (North Carolina) Housing Authority, as my experience with Section 8 as they handle it has not been bad...

@Dustin Verley Right now we are investing in the North side, trying to stay away from the South.