I prefer to invest in properties that I can physically get to relatively easily, but since you know the area well, and if you feel like you have a team there locally that can help you I don't see anything wrong with investing there.My 2 concerns are that this area might actually be a C- neighborhood because I like to over estimate my property grades, and that the $200 a month cashflow won't cover your expenses.

Let's be honest with ourselves, if Investor A finds themself in conflict it's most likely going to be landlord tenant related, a premises liability claim or a payment/performance related dispute. 

Understanding their objectives is crucial because it shapes the entire investment strategy.

My objective is to explore alternative financing structures that would minimize the initial capital outlay.I have already determined that seller financing is not an option for this transaction.

It’ll fast-track your learning and help you reverse-engineer what real demand looks like.Being in a wholesale brokerage gives you an advantage if you treat it like a long game learn from every lead, every objection, and every deal that falls apart.

Quote from @Laura Casner: Quote from @Ronald Rohde: You need to create objective data.

This is a relatively inexpensive process.

The purpose of this step is to ensure that the judgment debtor has notice that the judgment may be executed on its North Carolina property, and to provide the judgment debtor with an opportunity to respond or object to the judgment.Wait 30 days.

Do the results align with your knowledge, values, and objectives?

It just comes down to matching your next move with your long-term objectives.