I have some questions about going further out to surrounding areas: Long Preface: if you live near the Triangle (Durham/Raleigh/Chapel Hill, NC) at all, you know how insane the market is right now, retail homes in less desirable areas are closing at a minimum of 25k-40k over list.

My fiancée and I are looking to purchase our first property for Real Estate Investing in NC.

We're in Fayetteville, NC and there is a large military population here. 

Hi my name is Brianna I’m a native to Charlotte ,nc and I’m looking to get into real estate investing.

Was wondering if anyone on the forum has successfully used a 203k Loan in the Charlotte/Mecklenburg County area. Was looking to obtain a 203k to rehab a duplex and wanted to hear from some locals. Currently in the Orl...

I work for a property management company in Charlotte NC. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Purchase price: $14,000

Sale price: $19,000

Got this under contract at $14,000, and it didn't fit the criteria that I wanted for my rent...

We have honed in on places like IN, KY, MO, OH, GA, SC, and NC. 

I am currently a student at Wake Forest University in North Carolina studying Finance and Entrepreneurship. 

States with the highest foreclosure rates were Delaware (one in every 1,705 housing units with a foreclosure filing); Illinois (one in every 2,175 housing units); Florida (one in every 2,237 housing units); Indiana (one in every 2,397 housing units); and Ohio (one in every 2,500 housing units).Among 220 metropolitan statistical areas with a population of at least 200,000, those with the highest foreclosure rates in Q1 2021 were Lake Havasu City, Arizona (one in every 518 housing units); Provo, Utah (one in 1,280); McAllen, Texas (one in 1,297); Shreveport, Louisiana (one in 1,353); and Atlantic City, New Jersey (one in 1,441).Other major metros with a population of at least 1 million and foreclosure rates in the top 50 highest nationwide, included Cleveland, Ohio at No.6, Birmingham, Alabama at No. 9, Jacksonville, Florida at No. 12, Miami, Florida at No. 34, and Riverside, California at No. 39.Foreclosure starts increase 3 percent from last quarterLenders started the foreclosure process on 17,652 U.S. properties in Q1 2021, up 3 percent from the previous quarter.Those states that saw the greatest quarterly increase in foreclosure starts and had 500 or more foreclosure starts in Q1 2021, included California (up 36 percent); Ohio (up 25 percent); North Carolina (up 15 percent); Virginia (up 11 percent); and South Carolina (up 10 percent).