That is why I always treat the perimeters of my properties with termite and insect control twice a year. 

I live on the north-end of Atlanta but do most of my investing inside the city-perimeter.

An article that may help with this question is here. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/07/18/mobile-home-perimeter-zone/Please keep in mind that the comments above are for mobile homes inside parks and not on private property you will also own.If you have any follow up questions or I missed something don't hesitate to ask and I'm sure we'll all be happy to help. 

Hi guys,somewhere I read that a good rule of thumb for changing brick foundation to concrete foundation is $500/linear feet.Does this mean the perimeter of the building in feet multiplied by $500?

A sump pump and/or perimeter drain system sounds like it makes sense.

We (my brother @Ashish Acharya  and I) are looking to acquire 15-40 units residential property in the next few months and would love to have the team ready.I am looking for a Property Management Company that specializes in: Location: In or an hour away from Perimeter (Atlanta, GA).Class : C+ and C- Size: 15 - 40 Units (not looking to have an on-site manager or on-site maintenance personnel)I would really appreciate some recommendation.

I’m a BRRRR investor with a great prop mgr and contractor in Atlanta and I’ve bought a few good deals within the perimeter in the last year.

Make a perimeter wall of inward facing storage units. 

I stay on and outside the perimeter for the most part, but I have friends that invest in the city as well.

The proximity to the perimeter office/retail centers will be a big draw, as well as downtown Marietta itself. 3.