Send me a message and we can talk more about how and where you see investing in ATL and what kind of team you're looking to assemble.

In a way, a good businessman is "assembling" a lot of pieces to the puzzle through the services and expertise of other people to achieve one final goal - profit.I have felt comfortable with my REI career from the moment I have been able to obtain predictably good returns on my capital.

As for the Team, I have access to pretty much everyone on the list, And will begin to assemble reliable associates to fill these roles.

Real estate isn't an assembly line, it is not a statistically valid process, it is not a liquid asset or market.

Before doing too much investing across the county get to really now that market and get good team members involved.In the end the people that you will have there will pretty much determine whether or not you will become successful and stay that way.When I set up my first remote office in Jacksonville it took my almost 90 days of developing the right team, putting in the right infra structure, etc......before I even started looking at any deals.In the end the whole first team I had put in had to be replaced and a new team assembled. 

I tend to work with a core group of trades which I've assembled - though I regularly shop jobs to ensure everyone's pencils remain sharp.

Three things with VA loans, they do have assemble loans, the seller can't take his name off the loan completely unless you have veteran status with a verified DD214 verified eligibility status with the Army Airforce etc.Next I would have him do a loan statement analysis where he can show you if his rate is adjustable or a 30 year fixed.The great thing is there is no PMI required through the VA, and the loans are 100% financially assumable.Lastly, if you do assume the loan, it will make you liable to the bank and show you as the owner of record once you assume the loan.

If you can assemble a good team of researchers you might have a sporting chance but expect a challenge.Investors are usually fairly tech savvy but we have to deal with a very tech-resistant support base (contractors).

Filed April 12th and Court Date May 23rd, Landlord tenant court is like an assembly line.

My goal is to buy and hold multifamily properties in the area and I am working to assemble a team of professionals that are experienced in multifamily investments.