First and foremost, the organization that compiles all the data into easily digestible files for my developer to work with could stop providing the data out of nowhere.

Walked all of the units and they are in good shapeLocation: Good neighborhood. 

First and foremost, the organization that compiles all the data into easily digestible files for my developer to work with could stop providing the data out of nowhere.

I'd say it's a solid area to invest but there are still pockets of crime in surrounding neighborhoods.

Purchase price : $80KMajor Rehab: $ 40k - $50 k (depending exit strategy)ARV: 170K-175KRent : $1600/month Neighborhood: ZIP 77062Median rent: $1800great school district ( 7/10),median home value $175k , average home value $219k. owner occupied 69% renter occupied 27%. median income $ 88k, average $ 117k. population growth 0.9%/YR crime: safer neighborhood (per trulia)Exit strategy: BRRR strategy: potentially 5k-7k profit after refinance, cash flow $100/month (including PITI, capex, maintenance budget and property management).

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

It was organized by BP author Dave Van Horn.

After the rebuild, the house will be over 2,500 SQFT and located in a neighborhood with $600,000+ homes. 

I'm looking at condos in the Buckhead, Midtown, Piedmont Heights, O4W, Atlantic Station, and Decatur areas (among others in the north/eastern part of the city - basically everywhere north of I-20 and east of I-75) and I'd love to hear everyone's input who may be more familiar with the city than I am, what are some (if any) streets/areas in those neighborhoods that are unsafe or I should avoid for other reasons?

It’s not perfect but it seems to actually match up fairly well with the closed rentals my agent has sent - in terms of neighborhood etc.