You may also want to confirm that your estate planning is in order to ensure that someone can seamlessly step into your shoes to deal with tenants in the event of accident or death.

It goes without saying that you should get the lease agreements as soon as possible so that you can have some transparency into the number of occupants, the rent, any agreements, utilities paid/not paid by the tenant, parking, storage, responsibilities like lawn/snow, expiration dates, special clauses, etc. 

There is also an attached storage closet that is about 140sq/ft.

They can stick their stuff in a moving van or storage unit.

However, the time I could spend in Atlanta before buying might help me avoid headaches by getting to know the market even better than my research.I currently do not have an investor-friendly agent there, but I do have a real-estate contact here in Boston who lived there for 20 years.I am interested to hear your thoughts and what you'd do, if you were in my shoes.

Is it office, multifamily, NNN, car wash, self storage, debt fund etc.

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I'm a bit more civil nowadays and happy to listen and to put myself in their shoes before coming to any judgements or conclusions.

I held a lot of my stuff in storage or in a back closet that didn't need renovating.