*HOAs usually cover lawn care, sprinklers, lawn watering, siding and exterior care, insurance, and more                *This covers most of the exterior line items that you would otherwise have to address in a single family home.

All 3 worked out perfectly without a single issue or hiccup, and I now use those seller's as references.

Zoning changes are slow, but you'll see some of them over the next couple years since Atlanta is expecting 1.2 million more in the City over the next 20 years.Also, you can look for single family homes in R5 zoned areas.  

I have a single family home built in 1970 that is under foreclosure that I am considering buying as my first property....what are some things I should look out for before closing?

I have an LLC (Single member self managed) I just started for general contracting/ renovations repairs for customers. 

I would like to begin branching out into multi/single family homes this year for buy and hold cashflow model.

I believe they all have their pluses and minuses and all have an important role to play in a properly balanced portfolio.1) single-family rentals: this is the core of my real estate portfolio.

I'm also going to get my Florida real estate license only for my future investment properties so I can be closer to my daughter too.Who do you recommend for a single agency that can hold both my real estate licenses (Florida & Georgia)?

Awesome, awesome networking and education event and my whole team will be there. 2) If you are young and single, HOUSE HACK A FOUR PLEX WITH YOUR VA LOAN!

I have a single family home so I know what the insurance is on that but I was hoping that somebody can tell me what it would be for a multi unit?