Walked all of the units and they are in good shapeLocation: Good neighborhood. 

I'd say it's a solid area to invest but there are still pockets of crime in surrounding neighborhoods.

Purchase price : $80KMajor Rehab: $ 40k - $50 k (depending exit strategy)ARV: 170K-175KRent : $1600/month Neighborhood: ZIP 77062Median rent: $1800great school district ( 7/10),median home value $175k , average home value $219k. owner occupied 69% renter occupied 27%. median income $ 88k, average $ 117k. population growth 0.9%/YR crime: safer neighborhood (per trulia)Exit strategy: BRRR strategy: potentially 5k-7k profit after refinance, cash flow $100/month (including PITI, capex, maintenance budget and property management).

After the rebuild, the house will be over 2,500 SQFT and located in a neighborhood with $600,000+ homes. 

I'm looking at condos in the Buckhead, Midtown, Piedmont Heights, O4W, Atlantic Station, and Decatur areas (among others in the north/eastern part of the city - basically everywhere north of I-20 and east of I-75) and I'd love to hear everyone's input who may be more familiar with the city than I am, what are some (if any) streets/areas in those neighborhoods that are unsafe or I should avoid for other reasons?

It’s not perfect but it seems to actually match up fairly well with the closed rentals my agent has sent - in terms of neighborhood etc.

"I've been hoping to buy a house in your neighborhood.

Dumb people tend to live in lower quality neighborhoods.

By yourself and neighborhood safety a concern? 

These houses are often tucked in neighborhoods of 3/2 houses that have great $150-200k comp prices and usually a few flipped houses to compare to.