Quote from @Andrew Street: That’s a great question!

North Carolina, for instance, offers robust opportunities in single-family rentals due to sustained population growth, diverse job sectors in technology and healthcare, and accessible entry points in cities like Charlotte and Raleigh, where local networks are readily available through active investor communities.If you'd like to discuss further, we are happy to help.

Me and my partner have this duplex in Minneapolis in the north east area, which I would consider easily a B class area and we are priced vary reasonable compared to the comps we have ran.

We are looking to move out of NH to a warmer state such as North or South Carolina asap.

There is one just down the street from me, and the neighbors don't like it at all.

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I have a listing in North Merced (Very desirable neighborhood) that is listed for $425K and is a 3/2 that had a steady rental stream prior to the listing.

First we "test" if you have the necessary basic level knowledge to have a fighting chance at making, not loosing, $ on Wall Street.

In Chicago's north side who your agent is is VERY important.

@Charles Ayanleke - neither the manager nor the company will suffer much in this.