.- Duplex with both sides rented at $625 each ($1250 total monthly income), seems about market rents for the area- Asking $120,000- Annual taxes are $2400- Been on the market since November- Repairs appear to be minimal, still need inspection (rentable, but not updated)What other information am I missing?

Of course, this does guarantee rent from the tenants, but may potentially be more work by delaying property inspections and by inhibiting my ability to cancel/renew leases.For those of you investors that are currently accepting vouchers in Atlanta, what have been your experiences?

Of course, this does guarantee rent from the tenants, but may potentially be more work by delaying property inspections and by inhibiting my ability to cancel/renew leases.For those of you investors that are currently accepting vouchers in Atlanta, what have been your experiences?

We're already in the red territory so from here on we're minimizing losses.

I wanted to cash out efi (delay refi).

I wanted to cash out efi (delay refi).

I wanted to cash out efi (delay refi).

Maybe its class of units, but i would always err on the side of believing tenant and helping them (esp if they paid rent) - i mean even if they never paid you for the 2 days of utilities - that is a very minimal amountTenants will treat you as you treat them.

Further, they require notice to the end of the month: give notice on Feb 15 and they will say tenant doesn't have to move out until Apr 30 because they won't pay for only half of April.I avoided this delay by asking the tenant to agree to move out earlier, a.ka. cash for keys. 

@David WestHey man,If you’re building an investment portfolio out of state and this is your only rental here, I can see that becoming a headache as OOS investing has a learning curve that takes a lot of time (usually) our systems in place ect to avoid delays.