Does anyone know where to go in Atlanta to get lumber take-offs and framing plans?

So technically I would need to unload next spring.

I am a licensed real estate broker in WA and starting to look for a rental for myself - unlisted properties that someone might want/have to unload.

Is it smarter to unload the house now and invest in something with more cash flow in a down market, or hold onto it and keep it as a part of the portfolio?

It is such an ongoing nightmare we have decided not to purchase investment property hear again and we're probably just going to unload the one we did buy.

Things like lumber and bulk commodities (Sheetrock, water heaters, things like that) you can usually get from a builder supply house or in some cases (sheetrock) distribution warehouses that deal exclusively in that good.

Material prices maybe have come down some....lumber and concrete....labor still in short supply.   

Finding someone who needs to unload properties quickly isn’t as hard as it sounds, but it does require a lot of nurturing and follow up.The rules of thumb that are preached on this sight aren’t meant for the average house on the MLS. 

Seller is older looking to unload, nice guy. 2450/month gross rents.

Seller is older looking to unload, nice guy. 2450/month gross rents.