The only place you should note assumable mortgages is in the description or the agent notes on the MLS, not separately on a public portal.

.- Diversification: Diversify your investments to reduce risk, including different geographic locations and property types.Your excellent credit score, lack of personal debt, and existing portfolio put you in a strong position to expand.

Another example of the importance of understanding Property Classes and market geographics!

While originally this tended to just be simple geographic area like a city, zipcode or subdivision, you can now get quite a bit more sophisticated.

If you want to learn about the local market and plan on being there for some time I would join a RE team to understand the geographical nuances of the area and also introduce yourself to the community.

Is there anything that gives a town a unique geographic or economic advantage/moat compared to another town? 

For those in the highest tier (or know about it), can you give a general description/example of how the process goes in terms of if you have to fill out a lot of forms in order to invest in properties (and if so approximately how many) and what amount of time you spend a week on your investments?

I would look at the cities in NC that aren't geographically constrained (By mountains or water), and superimpose a map of ATL over them.

They'll just say stuff like "thank for your patience" and "I'm looking into this" and even "I hope we are still connected" (as if they wouldn't know if we're connected or not) over and over again, and if you don't reply to each little statement, it'll kick you out of the chat.Nevermind the god-awful website/interface, the forced AI descriptions they keep trying to implement, the lack of any kind of damage protection without forcing the guest to buy into it. 

I discounted my offer substantially based on the major problems described - no documentation or invoices for any work done (so I can't take from previous tenant security deposit now, a primary requirement in the first place) some very vague descriptions of work done, certainly some padding somewhere.