My partner and i have an appointment with a seller tonight, but I am trying to make sure i am not wasting our nor the seller's time.This seller and her spouse are moving to West Coast and have already began to pack, will be gone from the state, if i'm not mistaken by end of this month, which is where motivation comes from.i have an Attorney in place who gave me an assignment contract and i would use his firm if and when deal were to close.My RE broker i use ran comps for me and here is the details175-200k comps(she said comps were scattered, since this is a rural area)No major repairs needed.Loan balance is 22kwe offered 90k, they accepted 102k.Home is in Clarksville, GaSeems to be a good price to buy, but what i am worried about is that this probably would not be a good area for a RENTAL, but only a retail sale(from a cash buyer's point of view)The areas i usually focus on are blue-collar, high-occupied, metro-line areas that are rent-able, not sure if i lock this up if it will be attractive to investors since it is way north of Atlanta metro/suburbs and in rural area.Can anyone make any recommendations before i go to give seller the contract?

I recently finished reading the Ultimate Beginner's Guide to REI (among numerous of other materials scattered throughout that Internet on REI) and now it's time to really get involved with others about it.Even though I'm located in Mobile, this city is conveniently located in between Biloxi, MS and Pensacola, FL so I'm not just stuck in Mobile for anyone investing in those areas who'd like to connect.Happy Investing everyone!

the point here is I have made an over abundance of mistakes and am being super cautious so I don't screw this up as I will in all probability never have  the money to do this again, since  under all the boring details I'm not scattering all over this post, as far as just go buy a house goes... .Would love to.

That explanation was scattered sorry, but hope you understand.   

As a landlord with many properties, it is frustrating to respond to hearing notices for negligible and/or transitory "issues", like fallen branches in the yard, "scattered debris", etc.

A little touch of uniqueness scattered throughout.

I mention RTO and they scatter.

There are scattered belongings in the house as well as a cat w feces scattered. 

I currently am running between 17 units scattered over a 20 mile radius.

I am at about 60% real estate right now, 25% small business investment and the balance scattered in Wall Street investments.