It was a CBD, transit oriented development deal, the flavor of the month for institutional owners, so therefore the best course for our group was to package it with the impending new entitlements and sell it to a big player. 

Which one is true and who are the real players?

I have enriched myself with a multitude of material related to my future success, and I'm ready to devote my time into becoming a major player in the Carolinas.

Of course you don't need 450K a month to live, and of course you probably don't need more than 50-100 cash flowing properties to be content and satisfied with life.But there are those that want more; they are the game players.

I've read a lot about atlantas plans of development including the belt line transportation expansion, MGM grand developing casinos, Mercedes coming to town and much more going on.

I was in contact with the owner 3 weeks ago that said the tenant has not paid him rent in some time and that the tenant was one of his football players family.

They think they can become players in the real estate game with "no money down" and using "other people money." 

When you can cut a 50k check the day before they are going to lose the house that seperates the players from the wanna bees

Personally I cant make most multi's come out right now, and the "big players" in Multi's are sitting on the sidelines and even selling right now, as institutional investors are coming in for 1% or even 0% returns expecting appreciation. 

I'm contemplating taking the Directv received out of the unit and replacing it with a Roku/AppleTV/Google Chrome, etc. to offer streaming services, or maybe a DVD player with access to those streaming services.