My job is to help our clients (and prospective clients) weed through a lot of the noise and get a realistic evaluation on a property.

What if they have rude guests or make too much noise? 

I’m finding some deal opportunities in these areas that make me feel comfortable with potentially house hacking; however, I’m also hearing a lot of noise about the West side of Atlanta and how it is the place to invest due to the future growth potential.

First is the noise restrictions.

Compare both the images/video and if the property is equal or better condition then the last months rent will be dumped.Take off X amount of dollars in rent per month for no neighbor noise complaints.Agree to not raise the rent prices if the tenant agrees to upkeep property to your standards.Give a stipend for all repairs done by the tenant with your approved contractors.These are just a few of the ideas that have been bouncing around in my head.

We haven't had garbage fines, it is the noise ones and we have language in the lease that the tenants pay all municipal fines for ordinance non-compliance and if they fail to do so we will pay and charge it back to the tenant, deducting from deposit if need be.

But I’m in sales already so I understand the grind.

It is easier to evict someone for none payment than for simple civil matters like noise complaints.

Should I invest my money on software and grind , Or get my license and use that to get into the field to get more knowledge hands on?

@Steve BarounisLow crime is certainly up there along with minimal noise and traffic.