I realize that SE Atlanta is where the lower rents are found, but with the Fort Gillem project and Airport project I thought maybe SE Atlanta may become more attractive. 

For example, I'm swinging the hammer on my own BRRRR (SE quadrant) to I'm doing 6 BRRRRs and 6 Flips a year through a team (B quadrant). 

Check out the DC REI Rockstars, meets the first Wednesday of the month at the Watterson House on 224 2nd St SE Washington, DC.

Florida allows such matters to be litigated pro se, 

None of these issues are deal breakers per se but my concern would be on that low rent your capex could well exceed income.

While I am not looking for "advice" per se, I was hoping someone might say "That is pretty common in CA" or "That works but watch out for this pitfall" or "Read this post, it address a lot of your questions" or ....

Hey Matt, if the park is in the SE portion of the states, you can reach out to Gil Walden at TruPoint bank.

I know other agents  locally with small 100% commission investor-friendly brokerages that also get answers promptly (not training, per se, but compliance questions answered).

I work for a private real estate firm in Nashville and we are looking at acquiring multi-family units in the following submarkets: Chattanooga, Clarksville, Huntsville, & Knoxville. What brokers would y'all recomm...

SE vs NE etc?