One of the first private label securitizations of loans is being put out for $1.9 Billion with about 6,000 loans.  

Ford invested 1.2 billion and G.E. 800 million in facilities, plus companies like, UPS National Air Hub, YUM!

Recently, I joined Carpenter Realtors, a dominant Indiana Realty Group that did over a Billion in sales last year.

So the foreclosures by and large you see are institutional loans backed by govmit or bought as others stated in the secondary market.. and those are tough to get to unless your a billion dollar hedge fund   LOL.

It is a single family home, and I feel like the area could appreciate more over the next 5+ years (there is billions being poured into education and Amazon HQ being built about 15-20 minutes away).

And then there's 2 priceless events: Let's Make A Deal where Don and his helper analyze deals for legs and tears them apart if not...The other is the Haves & Wants meeting where people literally just announce what they have & want in real estate, and have transacted close to 1 Billion in sales since it's inception.

I have seen some listed for over 1 billion before.

@Sonya Suggs, generally speaking, the self-help/improvement industry is a multi-billion dollar industry and there is a reason people spend and spend and spend year after year on programs.  

In 1800, how many people did it take to roll out a service a billion people could use?  

There's are tons of up and coming areas in the city and I truly believe that this will be the next city in the entire country to boom given the formation of the Beltline, Amazon likely moving its 2nd headquarters here, 2 new stadiums professional sports stadiums, planning for street cars/trollies all throughout the city, great schools already here, billions worth of investment in the city and the fact that the actual city of Atlanta (not focusing on the metro) can be expanded even more, amongst other things.The city is going through a mini boom right now for sellers, but it seems to be sellers who bought their homes back in 2010-2015 who are now trying to make a profit on it because they bought it for dirt cheap.