I put the usual 20% down, no issues what so ever.

Have you ever owned any rental properties or maybe worked for a property management company?

Conyers is an area with a lot of available land for building so mostly larger builders(over 300 homes a year) dominate.

@John Galang I agree, many investors end up executing a 1031 exchange down the line, but then they've likely held the prop for a long time, built up equity through tenant paydown and are ready to leverage that capital into a larger portfolio.

You would most likely be required to put a minimum 25% down and the value of that equity would kill any possibility of ever having positive cash flow.

No chance in heck I'd EVER do hardwood floors for a rental.

If you choose you can say your not going to renew for 12 month term any longer,, it will be month to month or what ever 4 month.. 6 months.. if you decided you want to let him stay for any lenght of time longer.,, .. if you can accept a earlier notice to vacate say that also.. 

Reach out anytime if you ever want to chat about it, whether to me or anyone else.

It must have been leaking for a while, but nobody ever noticed because the older guy didn't shower as much and it didn't ever get wet enough to show or drip.

About 50% of investors use them.The biggest issue is that although many recommend the perceived protection of a LLC none have ever posted first hand experience of ever having needed the protection.