It is also very big and requires constant reno/repairs.My tax returns are laugh worthy to conventional lenders and I have 2 other properties so my debt to income ratio looks ridiculous to the average underwriter... but the cash flow is definitely there.

My question is whether or not the combination of the two is a ridiculous idea.

Am I in too competitive of a market (Atlanta, GA) bc there are actually people still buying these deals and ridiculous prices?

It will show you rather quickly if this is the business for you or not, and has a ridiculous amount of benefits. 

It seems most of the bigger roofing companies make all their money on insurance jobs charging $400-$500 a square which would be ridiculous for an investor to pay. 

The headlines I'm seeing and the support of this ridiculous lawsuit prove how little the general public understands about the real estate transaction.

No matter what I say or write, they ignore me and continue to place this ridiculous charge on my monthly statement.

I think you probably are getting ripped off - that's a ridiculous cleaning bill, even if the place was filthy and I've had some dirty places left by tenants.

If you’re talking in city limits you might have a permit problem because they are ridiculously annoying to work with for even regular construction, outside of city limits though, especially outside of allegheny county I assume you’d have an easier go at it. 

The numbers actually seem ridiculously low to me.