(I am not an attorney and I'm not giving you legal advice, but see this video for more info: https://vimeo.com/356466356 - Note that the video is based on Florida, so you'll need to confirm the notice requirements for Georgia).Bottom line: You probably need to seek legal advice from a local attorney on this matter, and getting an eviction through the courts right now may be a tall order. 

(I ask this one as I see a lot of recommendations of utilizing an attorney to acquire foreclosed homes, but absolutely no idea what type of attorney, how to integrate them with a broker, etc.).5)  Any other information that is important that I may have skipped over here.I completely get the general concepts, but so far, all the books I have read and websites/videos I have researched are just a bunch of hype. 

Could anybody recommend me books, videos or any other resources to start learning.

Can't tell you how many offers I used to submit within hours that the deal was already locked up. 

Any suggestions on articles or videos to watch for someone who is planning to open a recovery home.

Buying sight unseed is not that big of a deal; you'll need a great home inspector to do the inspection for you, perhaps with a live video call.

It is the only thing contributing to my credit but it gives me a credit score of 789 (reported by Intuit after submitting my taxes).  

For high-end properties, it can be extremely effective because they source international buyers who will buy based on their high-end videos and marketing campaigns.

Check out my latest youtube video on my house hack breakdown. 

It’s listed in BC, with the same brokerage that my Realtors I normally use works at (another Realtor) Any reasons I should use a different brokerage to submit an offer?