That google map that I shared is pretty much the only area where I wouldn’t really even bother investing tho.

Not many multi-families to be found, and the ones that do hit the market get snatched up pretty quickly. 

I'm familiar with putting contingencies on contracts, I have no idea why it didn't occur to me to make the 1031 a contingency, that's pretty brilliant.

Pretty sure there is a meeting tmrw at 6:20 PM in west Nash.

You can plan on having some regulatory stability for at least the foreseeable future, and there is pretty good demand for short-term rentals in the town.

Finding buyers pretty simple. 

I'm pretty handy, so work doesn't present to much of a challenge.I bought a home in 2011, have enjoyed updating it and learning new skills and love the appreciation, so we're ready to add a few more properties to the portfolio.

It's an interesting situation because I live in a most expensive area where you cant really get a single family townhouse for under 250K anywhere in the town and the standard of living is pretty high.

And you're pretty close to the westside. 

They are both pretty active around here, so they shouldn't be hard to track down.