At any rate, we've been communicating over e-mail for a few days and I tried to get the ball rolling by finally asking her "If I were to take this house as is and close in 45 days, what is the absolute lowest you would be willing to sell it for?"

I just wanted to share that though it may not seem like much at first, I have actually gone through quite a few forum posts (not nearly enough though), read J Scott's book on Flipping Houses and skimmed the Estimating Costs book, have listened to quite a few of the Bigger Pockets Podcasts while at work (still have more to go), skimmed through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Investing, re-read Rich Dad Poor Dad, read The E Myth Revisited, found a local REIA Meet up to attend (and will be going to my first meeting this week) and almost purchased the books required to start studying for my license (I'm still planning on this).   

An e-mail notice of what your HOA " expects " is different from what they can compel.

Originally posted by @Nat Chan:I recently hired a property manager to manage my Atlanta 4 bedroom house.....Hi Nat Chan,It looks like you left the name of the person who sent you an e-mail in your OP.  

Like an athlete it is good to reinforce the fundamentals but I don't ever buy the upsell.

@JimWilson we are looking in Eastwood/Tipp Hill, some outside towns as well ( E.

we never made any sales from the magazine e but we always got one new sale from a client when we would attend their trade shows but your paying on average $750 for  booth and then all the trip and hotel cost. 

They also convinced me to get the audiobooks of Rich Dad Poor Dad and the E Myth, both of which were great.

Hey @Roy E Paul thanks for introducing yourself!

What are the best resources for learning the fundamentals of the business?