If they ask what that involves I explain I am a landlord and a house flipper.

Structural issues can be costly, and usually require a structural engineer to be involved in some capacity.Don't bite off more than you can chew on your first deal. 

to add on the tenant issue or holdover owner.. there are laws you need to follow to evict but it becomes an eviction.I have had them leave the homes broom clean.. and I have had them destroy them.. and have hat them deconstruct the home..

I am looking to get involved in a REIA, somewhere near Buckhead where I will be living.

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

I would be living under the same roof, different unit.Property numbers that I've thought about:Listed price: $79,0003 units (currently renting at $425, $450, landlord/$0) - month-to-monthRight across from school, in a Class C neighborhood, street on nicely kept residential with regular police presence, but sketchy loan places within 5 minutes and crime map is full of "disorders".House built mid-1800sMonthly ExpensesTax -- $138.75Insurance -- $62.50Utilities --$60.00 (split with girlfriend)HOA -- $0Vacancy -- $60.00 (5% of the time or unless I really mess up Valentine's Day)Repairs (cleaning) -- $100.00CapEx (replacements) -- $100.00Prop.

I am pretty new to REI but am very anxious to get involved.

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I'm currently involved in my first syndicated deal, and my advice is to just talk to people about what you are doing and what you are looking for.

My goal is here to get involved as much as possible, and start developing my network.I look forward to digesting more information, and meeting all of you.If any of you are in my area, please reach out and lets talk and connect!