Jaydan I know you suffer from OCD and ADHD since I read it in the replays and I know that I can't really grasp how you feel but I can tell you that you got this and you are doing amazing.Not a lot of people can say they accomplished what you have with everything that you dealing with and went through.You should put on paper everything that is causing you the most stress, starting from the biggest problems that you dealing with so you can visualize it instead of building it up in your head.

I do not accept tenants that are incapable of grasping these most basic concepts.

Once again, me just grasping with very little prior knowledge.Thanks again!

I am trying to get a good grasp on the market and started out with my team (Lender, Agent, PM, and Contractors) but in finding an ability to do BRRRRs here or converting properties, I noticed it to be very difficult due to some of the zoning (All of the zoning) limitations that are here.I am currently struggling to find properties that cash flow positive pretty consistently (From a duplex-fourplex perspective) and even if I look at living in it personally, it can easily still be "cutting it close".I noticed that most agents are focused on appreciation here (even the investment minded RE Agents) and were curious if anyone had any stories they might be able to share or some suggestions/learnings from being in the greater ATL market.All the best,J

@Sam TouroonjianThanks so much, that is the popular consensus I am slowly starting to grasp!

@Kevin Hill, you have a great grasp of that.When I hear from new investors, it seems like they believe investing fits inside a nice box.

The "Ultimate Beginner's Guide" is a must-read to grasp the fundamentals.Market Research: Before diving in, thoroughly research the Pittsburgh real estate market.

Seller's who think they can price high and just drop as time continues don't always grasp this and lose out on potential sale.On the investor side, I've always recommended running numbers with cost of resale through an agent included.

Sounds like the issue started from not grasping the financials well enough before purchasing.It is hard to give advice on this without more information and background on why expenses are high and why revenues are not covering the cost.Property 3 - Same issues as property 2Sometimes cutting your losses is the best option but it seems like you really need to get a better understanding of the financials.

Until we get some common sense into lawmakers where they begin to grasp the true impact their policies are having on the average worker, there will be no turning this around.