I have been emailing the landlords office but ever since I shared that I am not open to resigning a new agreement seeing as we both already signed the lease with basement access included, they have gone radio silent. 

My guess is that we'll see ATL southwest markets like Oakland City and Sylvan Hills gentrify more rapidly before Westside receives much attention. 

The OA is silent on the method of ownership. 

I live in Indiana and there isn't much here besides corn and hills ha ha.

It doesn’t hurt that the Charlotte MSA is now Statesville to Rock Hill, Hickory to Salisbury with coverage at all points in between.

Pay Me"  --- Henry Hill, Goodfellas.

Within the City, I like Eastwood (13206) and Tipperary Hill (13204) and have found a good tenant base with about 30 properties in those areas.

But they leave out the risks they took and times things didn't work out well.Most people started with something they lived in just so they can lower their living expenses and save more money, rent out the rooms or the other unit so your paying allot less in rent and mortgage.Allot of people did the toilet replacements and maintenance themselves in the beginning because they didn't have the money to pay someone else.So find a decent deal and buy it, just get started.It's easy to see people who are at the mountain top or clearly letting their snowball roll down that hill and miss the decade(s) of wading through the swap to get there.All you can do is learn as much as you can from them and just try to roll your snowball a little further up the hill.

That is the silent killer!! 

Then they went silent.