Most of all, consider what your personal comfort level is in dealing with particular areas and how does it fall into place with where you aspire to be with your REI goalsLocal Atlanta Areas such as Kirkwood, Edgewood, Inman Park, GLENWOOD, etc...

I would like to 10 x but I can not find the opportunity for the deals that I feel are good enough deals to buy or maybe my skills are not good enough yet to get me to the next level. I

I have one in my primary and would never go back to gas: I love how induction boils water super quick, adjusts much faster and more accurately than gas, heat level is easier to control, etc. that's why professional chefs prefer induction to gas these days, plus they're safer.

The main entrance (kitchen level) is actually up a flight of stairs.Going with a property manager for now at 30% plus linen, pest, etc.

There are attorneys state-wide that are pushing back on this, but in general, make sure you work with a realtor/consultant familiar with regulations on STR and know how to qualify at the county, municipal, HOA, and deed restriction level. I

please take no offense to this post.. but the very LAST thing you want to do at your AGE and experience level is lend your credit to someone else.

Buying a $50,000 house, putting $40,000 into it, and then renting it to people whose median income is near the poverty level is not a safe investment. 

My recommendation is to first determine how much volume you want to do, what your experience level is, what self-funding you have available, and how much success you've had finding inventory on your own.

Take a video inventory of what is in the home when you sign the AOS - from appliances to meters to everything that can be removed and sold.

All new construction (decent anyway) is block at least on the 1st level.  I