People will tell you grades don’t matter and the people who typically say that have bad gradesIf you can maintain grades while working part time then I would get a part time job in real estate.Good books to read include many here on BP, including David Greene’s book, and Brandon turner books.A lot can change between junior year in college and a couple years after.

Typically when one tenant in a joint tenancy situation moves out, the deposit stays with the property and continues to be held by the landlord in trust in case there are any damages or money owed when the property is ultimately returned. 

For older properties, your repairs are going to be higher - I typically use up to $500 per unit per year if I don't have actuals3.

hardwoods are typically $3-5/SF installed.

Section 8 rents are still typically higher than cash tenants, but it all depends on the area.

Look at typical real estate stats in the area w your real estate agent to find out what percentage of list price properties typically sell for (ie 95% of list?).

Typically a thin mdf with one finished side cut to fit. 

Start with these 4 steps:1. contact a Real Estate Attorney who will gladly help with the writing sales contacts and will close the sale for you.   2. contact a Mortgage Broker & Bank Loan Officer to refer potential buyers to so they can get pre-approved if they don't already have a legit qualification Letter   3. contact one of the sign post companies to come out and plant the typical real estate post in the yard to hang your FSBO sign 4. have a FSBO sign professionally made with a rider sign underneath By Appointment ONLY with your cell number.5. put together a flyer with pictures and info, sales price, etc. to email potential buyersInitially, you'll get all the neighbors calling, acting like potential buyers to see what you are asking for the property. 

Don’t know GA law, but typically yes, no court judgment is required.

Is it then taxed as all 'recapture' since that is typically 'due at sale' (as in seller financing situations) or is is 'prorated' as part recapture and part capital gains?