That narrows it down I bet!   

I'd recommend checking out the BiggerPockets Bookstore and checking out the book on investing with little or no money down.Your options will be limited with no capital or credit so I'd also focus on saving $, additional income sources and building your credit.This is a marathon, not a sprint so do not get discouraged if it takes time to narrow your focus down to a specific location, investment strategy or property type. 

Once to have narrowed it down to one or two areas, you are going to need a good property manager (this will reduce your cash flow, but if it is an out of state rental, you need someone who can manage it). 

I have a leasing agent working to narrow down the manual for the Shower before we lease out the property.

We have been running numbers on houses for a year and a half, we have narrowed down our neighborhoods and our plan was to purchase our first rental in 1st quarter of 2022.

It helped me narrow down my base line pretty quickly and lock down the rate right away.1.

@Lisa MarieLet me first answer your narrow question: is it legal to include home office reimbursements in your accountable plan?

Moving forward I would suggest narrowing down on your criteria and pick 2-3 specific ATL markets.

Taking the advice from Brandon turner he mentions you need to have your crystal clear criteria as this will narrow down and tune in what you should start looking for.My CCC would relate towards my goal of beginning my momentum train through house hacking1- primary residence, anywhere from single to four plex depending on if I have the capital to.2-It will be in the same city or nearby from where I currently work in Palmdale CA. 3- condition, not to sure to be honest if I get a fixer upper what repels me from this is not having to capital to fix it.

My best advice to any new or experienced investor would be to just run your numbers and narrow down your criteria.