I’ve talked with them and have a follow up meeting to see it’s the right fit.

Many investors have achieved excellent returns here, making Richmond a great place to build capital for future investments.

And if have just 2 sites, ok, hire a PT PM, someone semi-retired from the biz, I've always found them of best fit. 2 PT caretakers at each site.

"Off market" can be good if it fits into your strategy of the time and effort outweighs the actual cost savings.

Or, if that's the suit type you like, here is a place you could try and see if you like the fit.They will tailor the suit to fit you personally and not break the bank.visiting a store personal would probably be a better experience vs mail order.https://www.indochino.com/collection/premium-suitsor if you have a little deeper wallet: https://www.brooksbrothers.com/mens/suitsGood Luck!

If you don't have time or don't want to spend hours learning on podcast or YouTube then it may be a good fit for you. 

I've been in tech for over 30 years and in Real Estate for over 20 years, our REI deals are still stressful even with excellent tech, resources and processes. 

My partners and I have contracts on 3 commercial buildings TODAY - All NNN, Long-term Leases, with aggressive CAP Rates, which perfectly fit our "Energized Real Estate" model that forces 5 - 6 additional revenue streams, above and beyond the lease income, using Federal, State, and Utility Incentives (Plus Grants).You have to think Bigger Pockets and Out-of-the-Box......

Everyone recommends Quickbooks, yet it is not a one-size-fits-all solution esp. when its annual price can be $1000+.

If there were a few places in Atlanta that would fit as a good place to get started into house hacking, where would that be?