Be very prepared to stand your ground with courage and faith.

They went through a zero tolerance phase last year and caused an uproar in the community.

I looked up our discussion:http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2006/36/36-60-...BTW folks should join a local REIA for more on the ground help.Sounds like prior to bidding on city of Atlanta property call Atlanta water dept...Also...Also, I just read an email today from GAR regarding legislation specifically addressing water liens.

At my age, I am in the acquisition phase.

If the landlord says their rent is $1800 and the tenants say it's $800, then you know you've got some issues to work through.Get boots on the ground to walk the property for you and take video/pictures.

This is fine for the property I am purchasing since only the ground floor is commercial and the two top floors is residential space. 

@Maxwell Lee I like bigger pockets because it has enough hype to get you excited but at the same time stories like this (and much much worse) to keep us grounded.  

(a good painter should be able to tackle minor drywall issues)Also, drywall and siding happen at totally different phases of construction.

Pierce County is my stomping grounds. 

I'm currently in the education phase of REI, and learning and talking to investors about what might work here.At first, I thought that higher house prices would mean higher profits.