I’d imagine it to be the same case in NJ.

They put a lot of money behind their marketing and have large buyer lists consisting of the most unsophisticated buyers imaginable which should give you immediate pause because you have to beat out hundreds of suckers to land a deal.

Of course your/my mileage may vary - but this seems such a standard thing to do, I can not imagine it's worth thousand dollars of contract rocket science.  

I would imagine an unmetered 300 unit building from the 60s would save MASSIVE amounts of money by installing meters.

Aside from a rat problem its been pretty smooth 😂I could not imagine STRing out of state.

I could not imagine deals having losses like that and the devastation to the investors and their families.

I felt like it was a lot of people, hard to imagine more than who was there.I did hear mention of an app in prior years, I do think that would be helpful for future events.I feel motivated and excited after attending.

Yes, I imagine that is the case.

Imagine acquiring 10 of those over 5 years.Atlanta is a higher end market, so expect deals out there to require every bit of 60k - 80k in liquidity between downpayment, holding costs, and closing costs. 

Great news for the local investors, bad news for the California absent landlords (our software catches/filters by property location and borrower primary residence, there might for example be a lender in California that lends nationwide but requires the borrower to live in their 3-county footprint, and every other configuration of that you can imagine).