I know this situation is unique, but can I sever my lot from condo?

I am a freelancer (in an industry other than real estate) in my late 20s with a strong desire to get my real estate investing business off to a great start.

CAP rates essentially show the desirability of a property (both from owners' and tenants' perspectives).

I am out of North Carolina but I don't really desire to stay there anymore.

All depends on your own situation and desires though.

Contractor will appreciate honesty and "your hustle" and desire to do more deals and bring them work.I want to be careful saying "fake it" because there is a balance between that and being a newby.

Some investors are also flipping nowI have started a number of threads on some properties I have purchased and mentioned some desirable ateas that are on the move for those interested in learning about this market

This type of policy allows you to do a couple of things that are a unique need to investors.A functional modified replacement policy is a policy that uses the market value to determine the value of the insurance.

I have never been an active landlord nor do I have a desire to.

If you are leaning more toward the rental route, you need to figure out how good your rental estimate is and consider the types of tenants you might end up attracting in that area if it is less desirable.