Note, there will still be a recorded sale of the property (in GA at least) so taxes still could be adjusted to market.2.

I haven’t researched the local NC land banks but I know the ones in GA are more of an “application” process.

Personally I'll bet they don't disclose, but I hope I'm wrong.Currently I am persuing another HomeVestors deal in Atlanta, GA.

This, our third rental, we plan to do the BRRR method with as we have the other two that are now owned by fortunate new owners over in my other market of Blue Ridge GA.

My next question is a simple one: through circumstance, we will almost certainly have real estate holdings in two states (Georgia and likely Pennsylvania).

If you have some availability to discuss your goals further, I'd be happy to go over some excellent investment opportunities in Georgia that might align with your objectives.

I'd love to pick your brains about investing in the Columbus, Georgia area.

I have lived in GA all my life 49 years so far.

I'm a Realtor in Northeast Georgia who specializes in working with investors—and my husband builds single-family residential homes—we’ve learned that a key first step you can take now is to start assembling a strong team.

Georgia makes it really simple to set up on your own and it saves you a ton of money!