Hey BiggerPockets Investors,I am currently in the process of trying to buy a SFH in North Carolina right next to a home I already own and rent.

Easy for commuters to the UofA, downtown or North.

Look north of Frisco in Anna, Melisa, Princeton, etc.

Guy across the street is advertising his renovated units for $1750 (3 bed, 1 bath).

We will use a VA loan and are looking to occupy a 2-4 unit located on the north/northwest part of Chicago.

Lots of capital, very easy, become 100% committed :)  For me at the end of the day its all about commitment, I specialize in house hacking in North Jersey the day I became committed to it, I found a way. 

What kind of vacancy would a house like this have out in rural north east areas like NJ/NH/PA?

Off-street, covered parking.

I just realized after trying the crappy driving for dollars app on the play store, that Google has a Timeline feature.If you have your map open and press Go, it will track where you went and you can go back and look it up later.While driving, you can click on the houses you find and "Save" them to a "List" you create which will show the street view and you can even add you own current photos.Who knew?

In the last year or so in our state of North Carolina prices have soared.My question, I know this may sound like a rerun, are any of you long term rental landlords still purchasing properties with less cashflow?