Building wealth via collecting rent fundamentally makes sense to me.

My tenant has a home studio, and is worried about pictures of their equipment floating out in the web.

The zoning map and zoning descriptions can typically be found on your towns web site or by google search. 

@Isaac Wilkins This is the best place on the web for real estate advice, paid or otherwise.

After reading plenty of RE books, listening to BPs podcasts, and surfing the web I am very interested in house hacking a duplex where I will live on one side and rent the other.

I don't want it to be LOCKED away like it is.I found this concerning a ROBS: (web address is https://fitsmallbusiness.com/rollover-business-sta...)

@Amy Park If you're investing specifically for cash flow there are better markets than ATL right now but the economic fundamentals of ATL are so solid that if you are factoring appreciation speculation it does seem to have the ability to do big things when comparing it to the other strong cash flow markets in the midwest which are less likely to benefit from appreciation.I operate in Both Cincinnati Ohio and Atlanta Georgia And the cash flow is much better in Cincinnati.  

They're not photo lights, but they certainly provide lighting that gives a great shot for web pages. 

The web site you mentioned apparently only deals with Tax Lien States.I favor operating close to home, and your home state is a Tax Lien State, as well as nearby MD and WV.I'd read all that I can at low costs or no costs, websites, books etc., but I would not spend a lot of money on some course.I'd go to some local sales in areas that you would be interested in purchasing Tax Liens. 

So it would have some kind of software integration that would create a new key code and issue that code via text or email or a web page to the guest upon check in.