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Originally Posted by dHeinwitz
Unless you invest in big cities in the US, don't expect properties in remote area such as NC to go up much. Also, many remote area in the US depend on corporations. If a corporation move out of the area, then that town/area will get slaughtered. While NC is a nice state, but it is not exactly a booming state, it is also known for for it's tobacky roads than anything.
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What a bafoon...sorry, but that's the plain and simple truth. Don't know much about North Carolina do you? Best to just keep quiet than open your mouth and remove all doubt of ignorance.
The place to invest are the small to medium size towns that are getting ready to boom. How do you know which ones they are?? Great question!! Wish I knew! But I, for one, can tell you places like Morgantown WV, a small town with a population of just under 100K, with a university that has a population of 38K, has absolutely BOOMED over the last 5-7 years! It's been listed in the top 10 places in the U.S. for quality of life and the real estate market has absolutely went through the roof. I know, I was born and raised there. And dozens of my friends/family are millionaires today via a direct result.