The is a long term rental in a Cleveland suburb - B neighborhood.

Depends on the neighborhood.

Atlanta is a big city, and I'm a little confused as to what neighborhood to focus on for wholesaling.

Another question, how you done any background research on the neighborhood and location of the home?

I think they moved recently to Spring Valley.http://www.marjan-stone.com/I prefer "absolute black" with white, shaker-style cabinets or "Santa Cecilia" or "Giallo Ornamental" with darker cabinets.

If you want to leave an agent out of it for now there's still lots you can do.a) Research the MLS to determine prices.b) Drive around the neighborhoods/zip codes you want to invest in to really get to know the area.c) Even better, park the car and walk the neighborhood.

They lend in this neighborhood all the time so that shouldn't be a problem.

The neighborhood isn't ideal for retail sales and the value wasn't there to repair the SFH.

I just purchased my first duplex in the Hawthorne Glen neighborhood (Hawley & Vliet) which which I will be owner occupying.

As well as on the financial sites there is alot of pumping style posts on here that have very little value.