Over time I've come up with an internal barometer scale for tenants:Great tenants: pay rent early every time, virtually no service calls and great flexibility when there is a service call, keep the house neat and clean all the time, have great communication, keep me in the loop on anything that matters/might matter to me (neighborhood, things that appear to be deteriorating on the house, etc), stay more than 1 year, leave the place so nice turnover effort & cost is virtually nothing.Good tenants: pay rent on time, keep the house reasonably presentable, minimal service calls, stay for at least a year, turnover cost and time is not excessive - usually just cleaning, replacing a couple of blinds, etc.Satisfactory tenants: pay rent on time but sometimes needs prompting, house is sloppy and full of too much furniture but not damaging anything, occasional BS service calls, occasional stupid complaints, not ideal turnover but not ridiculous damages.

@Gail K.There are window bars that can be installed with an internal release mechanism.

Google searches have been primarily saying it's best to get your own agent (to represent your best interests) and my internal network is telling me to forget the buyer's agent and just go directly to the listing agent. 

maybe Tucker, Doraville (lots of delicious international food restaurants). , Decatur as well. 

I’m an international guy, I’m 21 and with other 3 friends we want to start buying houses.

@Michael PlantePurchase was 387.5 End value 950 (included quite a few upgrades to close deal) Sales tax 45Realtor cost 30 Construction cost 300 Cost of capital, cost of management i internalize but these are real costs.

We'lll be having a socially-distanced discussion on that next week here in Pittsburgh through McRib International Seminars.

No international guests, which I miss, personally. 

And at age 29 I had 30 people report to me and was responsible for an international sales force.

Here is a list of the QOZ locations from the IRS website: Designated Qualified Opportunity Zones under Internal Revenue Code § 1400Z–2What opportunity zones are you interested in or already investing in?