Also, any recommendations on the best resources to get a North Carolina lease agreement would be greatly appreciated. 

Little backstory...So, we had our family home as a rental but it was getting to be too much of a hassle to try to maintain with it being 500 miles away.

Purchase price: $110,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $212,000 Run down single family home in the north end of Bridgeport, CT We renovated kitchens, baths, painted, and did some quick landscaping.

Do you think the insurance companies nor the counties will give us a pass on these costs of taxes and insurance.

Hi - I have a single family home under contract (as the seller) in North Carolina (it is a cash buyer so no financing contingencies).

Secondly, the mfh situation here is tuff, imo your better off going for sfh.Id stick to the north side in price ranges that sell/rent quickly.

It's in a decent area 45 mins north of nyc.

So far I have 2 rentals that have been doing great and are absolute cash cows.Property values are insanely low in my city, but the rental market is killer due to having 5 colleges within 10 miles and a rapidly growing city.

We do have a lot of folks moving up north from Seattle and Cali. 

North St.