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  • Kitchen Cabinets

    Kitchen Cabinets

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    Doug Kline
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    Keeping this project moving forward. Installed the cabinets so the flooring sub can work while I’m traveling. Finding good contractors who are available has been an issue, so I did it myself to keep the ball rolling. Huge improvement over the previous kitchen. Doug KlineDoug has held income properties in North Carolina for more than…

  • Drywall and paint are almost done

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    Drive to Fayetteville today to check on a renovation. I’d love to have the renovation done and listed for rent in three weeks. Doug KlineDoug has held income properties in North Carolina for more than 20 years. He holds a North Carolina broker’s license, and is a member of the National Association of Realtors and…

  • Finishing up bathroom renovation

    Finishing up bathroom renovation

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    Doug Kline
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    Unit #2 in my 1970s two-duplex renovation is coming along nicely. I’m really impressed with the tile work – only one broken towel holder in fifty years of use. Yellow with brown accent isn’t what I’d pick today, but it has a great retro feel. Replaced some galvanized pipe for the sink, new light fixture…

  • Towel Bar Repair

    Towel Bar Repair

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    Doug Kline
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    Worked on site at a personal portfolio property in Fayetteville today repairing a towel bar. This property has great 50 year old tile work. But one end of the original ceramic towel bars was broken. I don’t have a tile contractor in that area. And this was the only tile work needed. So rather than…

  • Working on the website

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    Eddie Coleman
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    Eddie ColemanEddie Coleman is the Principal Investment Officer at NC Capital Group. With over 40 years of experience in Commercial Real Estate in North Carolina and South Carolina, his experience spans multifamily, retail, office, historic adaptation, etc. In addition to advising clients and brokering transactions, he has extensive knowledge of North Carolina through experience in…

  • South Boston, VA

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    Doug Kline
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    Quick Facts South Boston VA Summary Historically, the town’s economy relied heavily on manufacturing, particularly textiles and furniture. However, these industries declined in the latter half of the 20th century, leading to economic hardship. Healthcare, motorsports, wood and plastic products, agriculture, tourism, and transportation / warehousing are growing sectors. The SOVA Innovation Hub, supported by federal grants, fosters small business…