The landlord/realtor claimed they were not responsible for the "mistake."

When I found the property I did a quick analysis and also I called her immediately and after I told her the location her response was "Buy it!

Thanks you much for your response

Actual Cash Value seems like a loser but it's not if you are fiscally responsible.

Here was the response I got from the assistant director-"Currently, there is no legislation that allows Airbnb’s to operate in the City of Atlanta.

Looking for love in the wrong places I guess.Thanks for your response.

Thanks for your response, that is basically what I thought but I had hope. haha. 

---I understand that i am basically asking the same question as i was in the first thread but i thought i would get better responses in this part of the sub-forum as i'm guessing there are plenty of people out there who are in the same situation as me in that they don't have a "stable income from a job" or are self employed and i'm wondering what method they did to be able to get a mortgage

LOL, we are on the same Wave-Length, I am confident we will get a good response.

I gave property management over 2 months notice before I moved out and they said that they would try to re-rent my unit, but until then, I would still be responsible for my rent per my original lease agreement.After a month without any contact or updates, I just got an email from property management asking that I return my keys despite the fact that my lease is still active until 8/31/18 and I'll be paying rent until 8/31/18.