Anyone here in the Atlanta area that has dealt with the Fulton county tax sales excess funds procedure?

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The idea is to pull out all your money, any in excess of that is just a bonus.

Consider an excessive use clause for utilities.Talk to your neighbors and let them know to notify you with concerns.

Within reason, I did cut ties with one that tried to make what I thought was an excessive fee. 

After second failure, tenants worried about mold because of vinyl floors holding moisture underneath. 

These types of markets are a great way to enter long term holds without excessive risk while you work on your processes. 

High end ones are designed for full timers, but my basic unit (a 22' North Trail) specifically notes in the manual its not intended for continuous occupancy and that moisture will be an issue if use it heavy.

wouldn't that be excessive amount of money?

Yes, your lease will state that you can go after the tenant for excess damage.