Of course it could be divvied even smaller - Outer banks, Wilmington/SE, Mountains North/Mountains South, etc - but I think those 5 easily cover the bulk of the state, and the little specialty areas that might be missed don't have enough people to worry about as @Chris Martin mentioned.I don't invest here but I do a lot of work here and there are definite distinctions in the areas. 

This will not require any tax difficulty for the landlord and is subject to depreciation and valid deductible property expenses.This provides benefits to two segments of the population simultaneously, efficiently, and seamlessly.Housing and Urban Development is the correct office to manage this program and provide rapid relief to the people who need it the most.I can be reached for further questions at.........Thank you,J.Q.

Luxury is a bad segment to be in for the foreseeable future.

@Adam Zach, as an engineer, I would like to join the engineer lovefest and agree, however, it's been my experience that engineers are NOT the majority of real estate investors, but they, along with people working in IT and other technical career fields seem to be a fast growing segment - Doctors, Lawyers, Business Owners (variety) still invest at a higher rate I believe (from speaking with hundreds and hundreds of investors the past 5 years).

Let's calculate that out and see that it is similar to the overage with one big distinction.   

Like me, many landlords are worried about (most likely) the largest investment/segment of their net worth. 

Great intro @Melani Pratt, welcome to the site.One word of wisdom though: the first deal is not the hardest... that distinction is for the second one.Then once you have the second one, it's the third one.

It is very segmental market , hard to decipher wacca going on in this market , but some cities are starting bleeding hard …… we can cherry pick statistic that work in our city and what does not work too.What is certain is that 2024 would be the pivot year just like 2008.

Each of the 3 segment's is unique in many way's vs the other's. 

We are a PM, I do think there is a distinction between mom and pop/self managed and PM's with dozens of properties.1.