Hi Dana,In addition to paint, maybe put a strip of black indoor outdoor carpet just in front of the door (and on the steps if they are not cement).That area is going to take most of the abuse of moving (scraping appliances and furniture) in and out, as well as most of the foot traffic.Cut 3 or 4 more sheets and toss them in the attic for future use.A hand full of staples is much cheaper and faster on turns than a full repaint.Also keep in mind that is a long narrow space and Lighter colors make things appear larger, darker colors--the opposite.Good Luck!

Atlanta is a vast city, I would narrow down your location.

I don't have all of those narrowed down but would be interested if anyone shares those kind of numbers. 

With this is mind, I would research multiple markets and narrow down on one to two, or make the decision to invest in your market.

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It would best to narrow down zipcodes and sometimes even streets!

It's hard to narrow it down to one thing.

I find it helpful to talk a lot of things out so that you can narrow down your search.

Since you have it narrowed down to only 15 properties have you considered door knocking?  

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