I have alot of weight on my shoulders as i am new at this company and my role is to find deals, off market deals in particular.

I sold some of my first purchases and took equity gain and moved to better neighborhoods -- Now I have quit a job that I had no intention of leaving when I first started investing... the growth took on a life of its own and now, looking back, I wouldn't be in the position I am in today had I not made those marginal purchases to get the ball rolling...You mention that money isn't really a problem for you like it is for others - Maybe relax your numbers a bit to get started --- go out and do what is takes to acquire some property and let a few houses start carrying a bit of weight --- they may not do much in the beginning, but as TIME works its magic, you will be surprised by the outcome.Good Luckjeff 

When the cops arrive and see multiple families awake and complaining, it will carry more weight.

Where I work you would become a repeat offender, and fines would be steeper and accelerate at a more rapid pace.

I'm sure you were under a lot of stress for many months, and a lot of weight is being lifted off of you now.

KW is rapidly expanding though so I bet within the next couple of years there will be a marketplace in WV but that's only speculation.

@Harrison Liu I think your right that government regulation will eventually slow the rapid growth.

Thank god that my school backed me up 100% and my coworkers carried my weight as much as I needed.

Thank god that my school backed me up 100% and my coworkers carried my weight as much as I needed.

The constructed Beltline area as it stands has always had phenomenal walk-ability and has above average public schools for Atlanta which is why gentrification has happened so rapidly.