Yes, you guessed it, I'm an engineer too.But your area near downtown Atlanta will have other market segments on which you could focus: University staff, young professionals, grad students.

After a brief back and forth between the seller's and HOA's lawyers, we got a letter stating that we the seller can sell the unit as a rental unit.The exact language states that "the board approves the request of the homeowners to sell the above referenced unit to be used as a rental unit".Now I am not a lawyer, but to me that is clear as mud.Should I expect the HOA to write a letter addressed to us stating that we can rent the unit and when we sell, our buyer can also rent the unit?

While I agree it might be from termite treatment, every termite treatment I have seen, the holes are not random as they appear here, but rather universally space around the outside border of the home, and not the interior of the home.

Sure thing,I'm not a CCIM yet as I have my plate full as a college student at Arizona State University and as I am taking other real estate field related courses.

However, it's an interesting neighborhood: Zoning laws makes it so I cannot easily rent to college students; however, it's close enough to the University that we received a lot of interest from Graduate students and families with one family member going back to school.It's also in a good location for oil and natural gas employees. 2 minutes away from 2 major highways that provide access to sites further east and south.

We have a beach community a few miles from us so we would not need property management.Some of you have mentioned having an atty or CPA, is this particular state-to-state or a universal thing?

For what it's worth Arnie I've been using a per day late fee right here in Milwaukee for a while, and got the language from another local landlord.

I understand the language I've done some case studies and I've looked at properties on LoopNet and I still believe there is more I need to know about.

I'm going to be a senior at Vanderbilt University this Fall and am about ready to get in the game.

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