You'll probably have the most deal flow on the seller side in Dekalb county as well as south eastern quadrant inside the perimeter.

@Zak Marinko If the basement isn't currently living space, dig a few holes around the perimeter to see how low your footings are. 

If it is on the Santa Cruz County side of the hill you may have some challenges with Septic & Leach Field and Insurance (if not a perimeter foundation).

$150 per month for twice monthly mowing/edging/weeding of a 7500sqft flat lot; all grass with a 3ft bark perimeter around the house.

This assumes the the new slab won’t be below the the perimeter footers.  

By no means does that mean I won't help people out that are outside that perimeter.

Hi @Imtiaz Koujalgi In Atlanta real estate, there is what we refer to as ITP (Inside the perimeter) and OTP (Outside the perimeter) This is in reference to the 285 perimeter.

We decided on a 12-- sq ft, 3/1 just outside of Atlanta but within the perimeter. 

But the actual street location may have been better, it is a good area but on a busy street.My best conservative guess for ARV is 340-350. could be higher.Had a contractor recommended by an investor approximate 80,000 for finished rehab. that leaves 60-70 on the table. he got to that number by seeing pictures and telling me a new build from studs is about $40 per sq foot.Rentometer evaluations lead me to believe the 2/1 could rent for 900-950, and the 4/2 could go for 1300-1400 (potentially 1500) in that area. so....flip: 200k cost 80k rehab (100k with perimeter work) 10K holding costs and fees potentially all in 300?

I was in Allen Park 2 years ago and also checked the perimeter of Ecorse.