Atlanta Watershed is NUTS.

I'd fish around in the northeast Georgia area.

I've got more nuts in my attic than one month ago but less cash in the bank.

These include hiking, mountain biking, golfing, fishing, and kayaking in the warmer months.

They’re located minutes from golf, skiing, hiking, and fishing, and boating as well as tax free shopping and world class dining.

Has anyone cracked this nut? 

My offer was for $55k, and the bank accepted originally, and then kept me on the back-burners for 2 weeks while they fished for higher offers (they updated their listing to show $61k asking price from $80k AFTER they accepted my offer).  

Everything just feels so impossible I know 5 grand a month through passive income ( rentals ) is a joke amount to the big fish but it would be life changing to me.

@Dillon AlderIt might look like a forest, but a lot of those are food trees.Free apples, pears, cherries,  pine nuts, maple syrup (maybe), walnuts, and chestnut (stuffing).I'm not sure I'd remove them.

If you’re asking if Olmsted County will catch on since you didn’t homestead a 2nd property... they probably have larger fish to fry, especially if you are still able to get mail at the house you are renting out.