Selling or leasing a house in North Carolina
Yes, we buy houses and lease co-living homes in North Carolina, in Fayetteville and the Raleigh-Durham area. We buy as-is, with no commissions and no fees to the seller, and we lease whole houses to housing partners near public transit.
Why are Fayetteville and Raleigh-Durham two different stories?
North Carolina gives us two markets under one state flag. Fayetteville is a military town, with a community shaped by families who come and go with their service. Raleigh-Durham is a research and university region with a mix of long-time residents and newcomers.
Both need housing. They need it in different ways, and we approach each on its own terms.
Which areas do we cover?
- Cumberland County. Fayetteville and the communities around it.
- Wake County. Raleigh and its suburbs.
- Durham County. The city of Durham.
- Orange County. Chapel Hill and Hillsborough.
What should sellers know about North Carolina?
North Carolina has its own rules for foreclosure, landlords and tenants, and estates. A military family that has to move quickly, or an heir in another state, may be selling on a tight schedule. We explain what applies and suggest you ask a North Carolina attorney about anything that affects you.
What should housing partners know?
FAST serves Fayetteville. GoRaleigh, GoDurham and GoTriangle serve the Triangle. We look for houses within reach of a bus line. In the Fayetteville area, veteran-serving programs are a natural fit, and you can read more on our veterans page.
Questions about North Carolina
More on the full FAQ.
Which parts of North Carolina do you cover?
Fayetteville and the surrounding Cumberland County, and the Raleigh-Durham area, including Wake, Durham and Orange counties.
Do you lease to veteran programs in North Carolina?
Yes. Veteran-serving nonprofit and community operators are among the housing partners we work with, and the Fayetteville area has a large military community.