I am unfamiliar with the neighborhoods in Atlanta as I stay in the burbs and I'm an implant but Gwinnett County is known for its family atmosphere and great school systems.

Hello BP family and fellow investors, my wife and I have committed to acquire 7 - 8 rental properties, 3 - 6 rehab/flip, 8 wholesale deals our 1st year of operation, we welcome and embrace the chance to network with experienced and newly implanted likeminded individuals who have a C.R.E.E.D!

That fat check every month may look great, but when compared to the amount of equity you have in the property, the return is often dismal.

Currently reading: "The Power of Focus: How to hit your business, personal and financial targets with confidence and certainty" by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen and Les Hewitt"How I turned $1,000 into $5 million in Real Estate" by William Nickerson "Burn the Fat, Feed the Muscle" by Tom Venuto"The Power of Self-Confidence: Become unstoppable, irresistible, and unafraid in every area of your life" by Brian TracyI'm also in the middle of trying to rent 2 units in my 3-family, so I've been flipping through "Landlording" by Leigh Robinson and "Landlording on Autopilot" by Mike Butler for advice on screening tenants and lease agreements.

Summer has made it tough but I have pretty much trimmed all the fat I could without going full-blown hermit mode and not enjoying myself.

I had an LNI inspector say to me, "Either you are the most naive person or a big fat liar."

I was given an implanted cardiac defibrillator that runs on lithium batteries..

They devoured knowledge like a fat kid on cake.

-Get a thorough inspection -Keep to a strict budget-Do most the work yourself (I went through a four year Carpenter Apprenticeship program but you may already posses the skills if you've been helping your Dad for a while)Good luck to you.There's nothing like cashing that first big fat check after a successful flip!

These sound like retail, "I'm gonna get fat if you pay me these prices" pricing.