Thanks for the shout out ( : Blessed former (CA) client invited me to visit TN some 3.5 yrs ago.

But, would really like to re-visit this at some point after getting my business up & going real well.

http://phila-records.com/historic-records/web/

Often in a matter of hours after being listed.So, how can we help new investors to quickly analyze a property (likely without visiting the property) so they feel comfortable enough to make an offer and confident the deal they've made is a good investment?

If you visit the CBS17 page for it, there's a link to a full PDF of the city's plans for Midtown.What's everyone's thoughts on this and how do you see it impacting the RE market around there and Raleigh as a whole?

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I also just followed the facebook page as well. 

Incase anyone does look this up in the future here's what I did to resolve this.I used a web parser to extract all the addresses in the state for 2 different competing tenants.

I'm specifically looking at Spur Line Commons (Phase 2) by Reid's Heritage Homes or perhaps Web Oaks Urban TownsThanks!

Even though I will be spending some time with my team during my visit, I would love to get some additional suggestions about how to best maximize my three days there (i.e. attend a local REIA, driving/walking neigboorhoods of high interest,etc.).