Their trust can own fractional interests in future deals.

Is it the taxes and insurance being higher than you thought, or more the competition side of things? 

Check out competition in the same type of class.  

Fall/Winter is the least competitive time (best time of year to be a buyer) so stay on it and see what you can land! 

It’s a strong market for building experience and momentum.Charlotte is a healthy, growing market with better appreciation potential, but the higher entry cost and competition can slow your first few deals.

Inventory is higher than in previous years, giving buyers more choices and reducing competition.

I think what’s important is to look at your competition and compare how there amenities compares to yours.

Forest fires in the Appalachians of any size are quite rare due to the significant annual rainful; a fraction of the forest fire activity in the southern and western Rockies.  

One that requires legal turf protection to stifle competition.  

A peek online indicates that this is a competitive area, crossing fingers it sells quick!