I have nearly zero connections within my network for many of the locations that I am investigating.

We have received preliminary bids from a few contractors and have received wildly varying costs.

I've already paid $300 for a home inspection, and I'm wondering if I should just keep investigating the issue or keep looking for a new house.The house is in East Point, Ga. 

That is where every "guru" that I have watched and/or investigated falls short, in teaching how to properly conduct the transaction.

How about expenses incurred while educating myself and investigating properties (plane tickets, gas mileage, training, meet ups, etc).  

My research and investigation has led me to a number of properties that are out of the redemption stage for the original owner and have been vacant for years, but reside in subdivisions that land has sold for quite a bit more than the value of the property.

With all of that said first you have to investigate the potential renter like any other renter. 

If you provide the following, I can get a preliminary, no cost analysis for you and your team: Location: [Insert  address, city, state, and zip] Type of Property: Retail Marginal Tax Rate: [Select one] Sq.

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You should post there and do a lot more investigation but here's a few tips.