I'm not sure they will cash flow positively, but you do have high demand in southern cal, so depending on area it may be a good investment for holding for a shorter period of time - say 1-5 years.Without knowing anything else about your situation, such as your true experience in construction, knowledge of surrounding areas, the assets you have available to use or your local team, I would just say that you may be able to do both.Lastly, if a company makes things sound super easy - like you have no work to do as an investor and sit back in your easy chair waiting for the rent check to come in - you need to slow down before buying.  

Partially true.

That is so true and in a competitive market like that the sky is the limit on what a buyer will pay. 

A true win-win.As a real estate broker, my favorite thing to do and my market niche is working with real estate investors.

That may or may not be true, depending on several factors.  

Just open up escrow on it and order a preliminary title report.. or title work or whatever they call it in your state..once you get the title report back it will have the true vested owner.. and if there is issue with the title IE to convey marketable title it will spell it out in the Preliminary title report.some call it a title binder  etc etc.. usually a few hundred bucks. 

Yes thats true i sold a property to one of my investors in the 30035 at a discounted price but it is good for tenants good rental income out there. are you still actively buying in Fulton county and what you think about the beltline how long you think its going to be till they start building it ? 

Watch what happens when you realize that dreams do come true!

If that's true and current prices are $460-520k it was extremely overpriced.  

That is very true.