I think to answer your question, though, is that a lot of it depends if you are planning an intra-state or inter-state operation.

I think East Point, Hapeville, and Historic College Park will appreciate shortly after as well due to prices already being pretty a bit more hefty in the other areas ITP; the luxury of getting to downtown/midtown within 20 or so minutes and not having to hop onto the interstate will make these areas attractive.

Interst rates, I assume.

Calculators are great Jeff, but these on bloomberg or any others do not calculate the interst savings on the format I explained above.You pretty much have to do it by hand to see your savings (obviously must be somewhat mathematically inclined)

It is true that you lose 80% and only benefit 20% of every dollar with such a deduction, however, as Jason eluded to, there are many other factors which can weigh in as a positive for debt leverage on an OO home.I for one have a HELOC on my personal residence and pay less than 4% interst on it.

Ive found a MHP on 10 acres close to the interstate and retail, zoned commercial.

GoFundMe sounds very intersting, i'll look into that. 

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Ned Carey  out are way if you buy at auction and there is a IRS tax lien  ( semi common) the IRS has a certain amount of time to redeem the property give you back your money plus statuory interst....Jay, the IRS lien does not go away if the IRS is not served proper notice of the impending foreclosure auction.  

All three areas are great rental markets due to their proximity to major interstates.

Being on a main road is not a deal killer as long as the main road isn't an interstate highway!