(Flipper probably picked it up for 20k couple years ago and he was complaining about management too).

I have been lurking on this site for a couple of years and have enjoyed reading the various posts and listening to the podcasts, along with reading books and researching online. 

Ippoloito states in his post, Patch of Land has been an investor favorite and has experienced substantial growth over the past couple of years.

A couple of them mentioned a title that sounded like "shoe" something.

Everyone I know and work with are cash buyers, close in a couple / few days vs 30, 60.

I run a couple of corporate rentals and was told that Georgia law states I can only have 2 people in a one bedroom apartment but that was for long term leases.Is there a law that states I can have up to 4 people if it is short term (less than 2 weeks majority of the time) 

I have look couple property with real estate agent.

I'm working as an Insights Strategist during the day, putting in a few hours of marketing consulting work on the side during the week, and studying up on real estate investing on the weekends (and whatever time I have left over during the week).Having worked in the finance industry for the last couple years, I became increasingly aware of different types of investing vehicles, but never really considered real estate investing until I moved to Miami this last July.

If you anticipate appreciation in the new couple of years, you may be better waiting because with a higher property value you may be able to pull more money out.

Also, according to the agent, the tenants that are in place now are all long term with some having been there 20+ years, and the reason for the sale is the elderly couple who owns them no longer wants to deal with them.