They run some properties and I've never had any problems.I've met Paul Haviland as well I know he's pretty active in multifamily and he's on bigger pockets.  

Currently the outstanding loan amount is $34,000 under the tax assessment so I can use the equity in future property investing.Yesterday an individual from a respected property group in the area stated the house would rent for $1,300 a month (which matches my research). 

Meaning, quantify how much money you will need in 2 years to live off, then see how you can generate that money and which activities can get you there and see what you need to do.

Below I have included some of the details that I have, I am going this weekend to view the properties and find out more details:2 Different Duplexes:*$39,000 for Duplex #1 (Assessed at $47,500)*$20,000 for Duplex #2   (Assessed at $36,200)Duplex #1 Rents: *$600 and $400*$600 and $200All In $1,800/month.  

That's what I did.You can hear more about my story on a podcast episode I did with Joe Fairless that goes more into detail.If you really want to go the extra mile with this concept, you can evaluate yourself with a free DISC assessment by Tony Robbins or some other personality assessment tool.Good luck...

So it may be possible that's going to be an assessment you'll have to make upfront to determine if this will work because there is a lot of work behind the scenes.  

At the local REIA meetings, there are a lot of people who say they are wholesalers, but very few actually have a property under contract and are actively looking for a buyer. 

Fannie Mae and Freddy can not active the due on sale clause for estate planning.

Hi Valerie,Are you actively investing here in Atlanta?

The only problem is GCs are crazy busy in the area so highly doubt anyone would have time to do these kind of activities.