Surely there's a way to de-squat a squatter.

I agree with @Nelson De la Torre on the timing of the eviction and general process for Atlanta.

For me I thought for one second this country may need to de-privatization of insurance business in the future.

There may be some events that may occur that may loosen this up over the next 6-12 months, but a solution to the inventory shortage is no where on the horizon.This means that there will be no price drop, at least in my area interest PA DE NJ MD. 

(Re-leverage and acquire or de-leverage and hold.)5) If you work a J.O.B. buy and hold provides substantial tax advantages which should not be discounted in the analysis.#1 is  bit more tricky now with all the financing changes.

That area has such funky delineations between where one city ends and another begins, I think the city name is getting de-emphasized over time a bit.

Atlanta became soup de jour and was hands down on of the best markets..

Try delaware.

Quote from @James De Stefano: Quote from @Ned J.: I too would use the Happy Clause...... this obviously isn't working out, so I will gladly release you from the the lease with zero penalty and you can find another unit that better suits your needs...... otherwise I document everything and she can pound sand....This is another reason I only do M2M leases from day 1...... both sides are protected and I have WAY more options.Never relay on the immediate past landlord...... if they are a nightmare they want them gone and will lie to your face to get them gone.  

It also happens to be in a cul de sac.