Obviously there are countless practical reasons for doing so, and the Atlanta real estate market has a lot of opportunity to offer.  

They inherit properties, they lose their jobs, they are facing bankruptcy, they are dealing with back taxes and mortgage payments, they need to move immediately, and all of the other countless reasons that make them a motivated seller as opposed to your typical seller who wants to sell their home for the best possible price. 

We have used it countless times in florida and several other states with no issues.

I've been a member on Bigger Pockets for a couple of weeks now and I've spent that time reading the UBG, countless blog posts, and listening to the BP Podcast.

I've watched countless videos, bought programs, and even considered becoming an agent.

Frankly zillow/trulia/realtor.com/redfin and countless others can send you listings meeting your requirements. 

I was taking 18 credits with a 30 hr/week job while house hacking (renovating my duplex) that i bought my junior year. i was also already engaged. there was a big separation and i missed countless parties and gatherings so that i could either work or renovate. you end up finding friends who have similar goals as you and today, they are still the best friends ever. we congratulate each other, push each other, and win together. meanwhile, others take longer to get there and thats ok too but its just not me and doesnt sound to be you either.

I recently sold a property that I had previously received countless pieces of mail for.

Your time is valuable and with massive mailings you'd me working on that for countless hours.What was it you were looking to mail?

I've been to countless workshops, bootcamps, and 3-day intensives.