We all make choices in our lives, and the folks that get into foreclosure almost always made bad decisions or are irresponsibles.

I'm located in Long Neck Delaware right near Baywood and all the pot nets if any are fimiliar, Most of the land here is owned by someone and they have pretty much divided it up and charge lot rent on every property ( mobile singlewides + doublewides are real popular ) SO much land owned by this man you would be impressed.

There are a few "evergreen" niches, however, that are the most popular and consistently profitable: dating, diet, skincare, bizopp, ecigs (recently), credit reports, background checks.

Especially since casinos aren't even really popular now, and the fact that a vast majority of homes are owned by investors. 

I tried that once before and the house was slow to sell and it was a bit of a work to work with the buyer to get exactly what they wanted.Just wondering what others are doing as far as kitchen appliances go-should I stick with picking them out and having them installed when it goes on the market, which I've been doing, or maybe offering a credit towards the appliances of the buyer's choice?

@Rick Baggenstoss I didn't say Atlanta wasn't worthwhile.I just don't see it as the best choice however for someone just starting out and looking for a long term buy and hold.

Also, I would ask if they use CTMe contracts (popular electronic contracts program).

Be aware that once remediated of the UST issues you will need to wait for an NFA (No Further Action) letter from the EPA in order to close or assume responsibility of receipt of the NFA to close without the letter (your choice with negotiating that) and it comes to you months later .

Is this fellow just popular because he shares or is he dealing?

Ali Boone made this even more clear to me (read her article) in my second post where I asked if it's a bad idea to buy a single family home as first time buyer, instead of renting if I need to save for my dream home.Brandon Turner explains why buying a duplex instead of a single family home is a smart choice as a beginner's first investment property in his article.