All Forum Posts by: Don Taylor
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Post: New Member - Triangle Area, Raleigh, NC

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Post: BRRR Single Family rental

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Congrats @Joe Backlund, I've heard so many great things about Fayetteville
Post: My first Deal after 1 week on BiggerPockets

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Congrats!! Looking forward to the updates on it @Anthony Smoke
Post: Multifamily Meetups in Southern Pines, NC

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I grew up in Sanford and have family all around there. I come back ever so often each year. I've never really thought about the potential of Sanford but maybe you know some things that I don't. Looking forward to connecting with you
Post: Financing Options in NC

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Originally posted by @Brian Sparr:
"I've got a client in contract right now on a duplex in South Raleigh who's using an FHA loan - they'll live in one unit and rent the other. This other unit will nearly cover the P&I for them today, and, when they move out in a year or so, the added rent from their unit will have them clearly in the black."
Post: Any Tips to secure vacant units after eviction?

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Originally posted by @Rachel H.:
@Christian Cardamone Try putting security camera signs on the home. You can get them at any local hardware store. Also, you may want to talk to your local sheriff regarding monitoring the place on their daily patrols. Good luck!
I like that idea. Very cost effective
Post: Baltimore City ... Should I invest now ?

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All I can think about is "The Wire" lol, but hey man just continue to do research on the area in particular.
Post: Durham needs landlords who will accept Section 8

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Great post @Jonathan Taylor Smith and I agree it's all about proper screening and providing a decent living condition for that community. With more research I wouldn't mind taking on the task of Section 8 properties. It takes a strong minded individual to handle that
Post: Rookie Investor from Wilmington, NC

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All your fears will be non-existent once you jump right in, yeah you might make some mistakes along the way but it's all apart of the learning process. Much success to the both of you
Post: From Bankruptcy to 1,000 Units (Part 3 - How to Build an Empire)

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Man this story was so inspiring, you have no idea.