I have more or less managed to get it into positive cash flow last year, but I want to increase that further.I turned the flat into an "all inclusive" meaning i pay all cost such as electricity and the likes, which made it go up along with putting a new kitchen in.  

Due to the current market environment, the 1% rule is hard to come by, much less the 2% rule (does that even exist in Atlanta?).

I have heard of incidents like this in where a worker/contractor, either operating as a DBA contractor or as a direct employee, requires that the owner is responsible for providing a working environment that is free from working hazards. 

In the lowest interest rate environment in 50+ years, I would lock in a fixed rate.  

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In that environment, most of a passive investor’s concerns related to honesty, transparency, accuracy, and timeliness are managed by the administrator who is a neutral party.

.#2: The Low Interest Rate Environment Means Financially Conservative Sellers Can’t Generate Much Income on Their Proceeds through Bank DepositsMany non-owner occupant property owners bought their properties as a way to safely create an income stream.

I want others to know my vison and plan on sharing with a good chunk of people outside my work environment. 

Store broker says one is a lot easier to get to than the other driving with everything else being the same.Given the competitive environment in certain areas, vacancies take a year or more to fill if at all.

We’d like to get a 3bd place (I work from home and there’s a chance we’ll have a second kid).Savings Rate –If we limit our housing expenses to $5k/month, I’m estimating that we’d be able to save approximately $80k (inclusive of retirement, college savings, and taxable) a year plus 100% of any bonus.As I said curious about anyone that has been in a similar position or more generally any thoughts on what you'd do in our position.