Flush it's brain. 

I'm thinking about doing rental arbitrage in the metro Atlanta area, was wondering if there was anyone currently doing this Atlanta whose brain I can pick or whom I can partner with.

In my brain, the IRS says that rental is generally a passive activity.

Do you have a full-time job already, assuming you have extra time, do you want to spend it doing another brain-draining task or would you rather spend it enjoying yourself?

Everything else will come out long down the rd in trial but for now I’m just picking brains and finding more facts with supporting evidence for actual OCGA law and or other repercussions the lender could face once we finally bring this up or I begin working with the FBI and local authorities on the other matters in the case and want to have as much info I can get ahead of time to begin documenting any case law etc to expedite the process later. 

This will be the brains of your whole operation and is a life saver even with just one property.3)Use dynamic pricing tools like Pricelabs.4) Depending on the budget, look into getting a second person on the team called an "inspector" (not home inspection but STR inspector) who will go in about an hour or 2 before any check-in and make sure the home is ready.

They legitimately feel that it would be amazing to sell to us.While everyone just turns off their brains, and work harder instead of smarter just for that illusion: "see I did so much work,  it has to mean I am closer to the reward", but sadly it is all it is an illusion.I rather work smarter, not harder and have whoever that is motivated, come and find me, instead of me chasing them.

Real estate is very interesting to me it’s like putting together a puzzle in my brain and it’s fun.

I would also like to talk with others that have the turnkey route and pick your brain.

Best,Ryan My brain hurts just reading this.