I definitely have alot of streets I still haven't explored in market.

But she lied on her application, provided fake credit report / maybe also paycheck, had multiple evictions in the past.. plus I have a sense she’s going to demand 2mth+ rent (legal fees are ~2/3 rent), and I won’t be able to get over it easily.Reading this thread should serve as an example to all readers of the importance of tenant screening; you don't want to learn this the hard way, in retrospect, as in this particular post.You have to use a trusted source for background reports for credit, eviction and criminal activity - no exceptions because if you use a report provided by the applicant it can easily be falsified.

I have been an active commercial broker in NYC with over 60M in sales and I'm also trying to invest throughout the Tri-State area.  

They run some properties and I've never had any problems.I've met Paul Haviland as well I know he's pretty active in multifamily and he's on bigger pockets.  

Meaning, quantify how much money you will need in 2 years to live off, then see how you can generate that money and which activities can get you there and see what you need to do.

At the local REIA meetings, there are a lot of people who say they are wholesalers, but very few actually have a property under contract and are actively looking for a buyer. 

Fannie Mae and Freddy can not active the due on sale clause for estate planning.

Hi Valerie,Are you actively investing here in Atlanta?

The only problem is GCs are crazy busy in the area so highly doubt anyone would have time to do these kind of activities.

It could – and should – be terminated.”Wolf highlights the fact that the ability of banks to create money requires governments and taxpayers to underwrite the banking system:“Banking is therefore not a normal market activity, because it provides two linked public goods: money and the payments network.