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Trying to Make the Numbers Work

William Fruman
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Hi all,

My wife and I are getting started with rental property investing, we've done some research, gotten with a pretty motivated agent and looked at homes (single family/multi-family) all over metro atlanta, and we really can't seem to find much that actually works with investor math.

Most of what I see seems to have an asking price that's either too high to justify the market rents, or probably wont have positive cashflow for a couple of years with needed rennovations.


I feel like I'm either missing something or not being creative enough with our strategy in the current market.


I'm hoping to start a conversation and maybe get some advice if anyone has tips for the metro Atlanta area.

Thanks in Advance!

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