They will need 12 months of Mortgage history, cancelled check and bank statements showing you paid the home on time for 12 months2.

The tour starts on the Eastside trail and takes you south, by air conditioned bus, along the trail, with a guide who talks for the next 3 hours about what the Beltline is, how it came to be, the history of the neighborhoods, the real estate development happening (why I went), and what the path of development is over the next decade.

We know we are in a desirable school district and we believe we can price our house compared to other properties on Zillow and pulling the sale records from the county in our area.

But, the public schools, very weak unless you're up in Johns Creek.

It comes down to 3 things...Screening, screening and screening I can't stress that enough make sure to ask prospects the right questions and also verify income, job history and rental history.I used to check people's social media for extra due diligence.

Those tenants tend to have plenty of life issues many with GED or not graduating high school.

I have been doing that on a SFH I purchased with the original intent to make it into student housing for a medical school nearby. 

But I'm unsure if I need to attend a school that is accredited or not.

My hands on experience is limited to house management while going through undergrad and grad school.

I plan to retire from the military in about two years, but will probably stay in Alaska until my kids graduate high school.