You're also comparing the mountainous region of North Carolina with an oceanfront region of Florida rather than something a little more intellectually honest such as the saltwater marsh and lowland regions of North Carolina on the Atlantic ocean. 

@Delmar Marsh JrAs you begin your investing career I would suggest using this website to get a general idea of the area you are looking to invest in. https://www.areavibes.com/Its a great starting point and gives you a whole list of data that you can look through. 

Been in the business for 15 years, used to negotiate wording on policies for oil & gas companies while at marsh & McClennan.

Harry Marsh Law (most used by wholesalers) He has a copy of sample contracts in his websites that are easy to use when starting.

I've only been in the space for 17 months, held 7 events, and people who have come to my events have picked up thousands of units on their own (Kelly Stumphauzer 160+ units, Dan Mitchen 100+ units, David Marsh 400+ units, Randy Lawrence 300+ units, Jack Petrick 500+ units, Phil Klima 100+ units, Steve Morris 300+ units, Jorge Abreu 250+ units, and on & on). 

Here is one analysis in Memphis.Property 930 Marsh Ave Memphis, Tennessee, 38127

Agreed, Harry Marsh and 24 Hour Title

It's basically a marsh mellow test for adults :-)My recommendation: run it through a BP calculator and let the numbers decide.

You might also try Karl Hausmann at Marsh Mundorf Pratt Sullivan & McKenzie in Mill Creek. he handles both personal and real estate law. 

@Dan Panea Harry Marsh is your go to, 24 Hour Closing.