That could have a significant impact on Real Estate in Metro cities in NC.From WRAL:  "For the sports event industry in North Carolina, this week has been unprecedented and historically bad, probably the worst ever in terms of lost business and damage to our brand," said Scott Dupree, executive director of the Greater Raleigh Sports Alliance."

So as an out of state investor looking at investing in North NJ (NY Metro area) vs Charlotte, where do you believe I'd have the better return on my investment? 

I live in Chanhassen, MN and have been researching the South West Minneapolis metro area for awhile.  

I'm currently doing exactly what you are planning - a live in flip.I agree with the above, the deals in the Richmond metro area are getting harder to come by each year.

, I can certainly relate to the southern charms of metro Atlanta living.Are you actively looking for properties there in Lawrenceville?

Would be happy to look at any opportunities you are working on to potentially flip if you need additional investors.Do you have any investor-minded subs or GC friends/contacts in the Atlanta or metro-Atlanta area you would recommend?

I wholesale in the Metro Detroit area as well.

With the situation I am currently in I cannot really afford to invest into the properties I would like to however I would be incredibly grateful if I could have a mentor nearby (Denver Metro Area) to reach out to and to begin to learn first hand the REI opportunities available.

Cost for this home is 82,000.00 turn key but would be top of the market for this community, surprisingly enough since there is nothing in the Seattle metro you can buy at these prices other than here.

I am 23 and I invest in metro St.