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Atlanta rental property expenses

Mark Romano
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Im very new to this guys, but feel I am getting close to pulling the trigger.  I am looking to buy a rental property in the Atlanta area.  I have a few questions as I am not exactly sure as to what is required or customary for a landlord to include in rent in this area.  I live in NYC, and here just about everything is included in the price of rent except for electricity and gas for the stove (paid by tenant).  Water, snow, lawn, are covered by the land lord, sewer and garbage are included in taxes.  I'm looking at single family or small multifamily (duplex/triplex) houses, and need to know what tenants pay and what the landlord is responsible to pay so that I can calculate accordingly.  

Thanks for all the help here guys!

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