Here in Georgia all closing require a Closing Attorney so what information or paperwork does my closing attorney need to handle for this type of transaction.

Spend at least 50 hours or more reading so you really have a handle on that.

I would look at the appliance yourself and determine if its something you can handle personally.

Financing is going to be my biggest challenge/most rewarding hurdle at the moment.

His company typically takes title, mine handles the rehab, and we settle up at the end.I do handle listings through my brokerage, but I'm fortunate that I have a very low (or no) commission split with my broker, so that's not really a factor. 

I fully expect to make some mistakes on my first purchase and I feel I can better handle those mistakes with a SFR.  

But to answer your last question, when you close on the property, the title company handles all of the documents and recordings needed for the sale.

I'm not sure what the confines are of not having a PM license and managing other's properties, but I know it's frowned upon to manage a number of properties without licensure since you're handling trust funds and dealing with very legal matters on a daily basis.

Can anyone recommend someone licensed that handles both handymen tasks like these and roofing? 

She handled everything, fast and was always quick to communicate by phone or email.