I am a student at Massachusetts Maritime Academy and I want to start wholesaling starting this spring.

Because I'm inside the maritime zone (within 200 yards of the high-tide line), my property is a concession (a 20 year lease) and there are further restrictions on what I can do, including a 3 meter setback from the fence.I've been to the city planner, plead my case, and have been told verbally and in writing, that I cannot build closer than 3 meters to the property line fence, even a shed which would only be inhabited by surfboards, no windows, electricity or water.So my fall-back plan is to find a portable shed large enough to house 10 foot long boards and some tools.   

@Bob Malecki Maritime plumbing in Manitowoc.

Maritime Business Administration, Economics MinorNorthwest Vista College – A.A.

Wow BC.. you should avoid BC and Ontario.. might have better luck in Maritimes and maybe Saskatchewan

It's always good to see another Maritimer - and a Bluenoser at that.You will find lots of useful information and experience here.Now, may I ask: "Why Atlanta?"

Newer buildings, and these ones as they undergo major updates, tend to be fitted with electric rangesHere in the Maritimes, there was no gas service until recently, so you only find electric ranges in apartments.From a landlords perspective, it is easier to manage your properties and tenants if you have only electric as others have mentioned.  

As an example, when we bought our first 6plex in the Maritimes, I took the deal to a broker in BC. 

I am a graduating senior at Maine Maritime Academy.

It can be done and the job market there (high military/health care/maritime industry components) support a transient population and solid rents.