In person its a place I could see maybe doing an investment or two in but its not where I really want to set up shop (I mean that literally; set up a home and also set up a wood shop - so I can build custom cabinets and stuff).If Santa Cruz, CA ever goes on sale then I'll go there and suck it up with CA laws and cost of living, but for the foreseeable future it is not even a remotely viable option; I looked at a fourplex there generating $10k in monthly income and priced at $2,700,000. 

Firstly if someone is aware of a law specific to Georgia about this topic please let me know and also please provide any links to government sites that you know of I am happy to read up on the matter. 

If you're going to self-manage Heist Weiss and Wolk is a great landlord-tenant attorney and they've helped write a lot of the leases and laws for FL NAA and other FL stuff.

My wife and I want to take it over along with her sister and brother in law. 

I've been told this is because Raleigh had zoning laws in the past that prevented building duplexes, but I would definitely need to research that more.

I was one, during eviction moratorium, that said it was unconstitutional and a violation of property rights and contract law. 

Quote from @Sheila Peschges: You have to study your state laws closely (or consult an attorney) to see if it's allowed.

OesterleSome of this depends on the terms in their existing lease and potentially state law- like if it says the lease terminates if the property is sold.  

Know and obey the law.

@Sam QuinlanI would get very familiar w/ tenant/landlord laws in CA and specifically in Roseville.