That's totally market dependent, @Jack Dugan, but a buddy of mine in Raleigh, NC won't do a flip unless it's $25K+, preferrably $30K.

I am looking for a structural engineer in the Raleigh, NC area that can come out within the next week to give a report of what it needs to be fixed before due diligence period ends. 

My first post so please be patient with my questions: property location is Dallas in NC Found this 2 Acre parcel with 7 single family Units (one of them duplex) and a commercial garage on it with non conformance zoning grandfathered in.

I am not in North Carolina, but I would still like to share my knowledge.

The thing that I knew is that Charlotte, NC is a VERY hot market, this house is right across the street from a brand new hospital, the town hall/police, and a few blocks from the quaint downtown and the Catawba River where a boat launch is available.

Charlotte, NC is a VERY hot market, this house is across the street from a new hospital, the town hall/police, and a few blocks from downtown, the Catawba River where a boat launch is available.

For my next round of purchases, I'm wondering if anyone has any thoughts on whether to continue going that route (I'm looking in North GA/TN/NC as well)? 

I'm looking to interview contractors that work in the Wilmington Area. Any recommendations?

A lender that is great in Florida may not lend in North Carolina, for example.

I have been trying to build a team out in the Triad area in NC for several months, from a distance.