Just be aware of the “anchoring effect” and try to ignore their anchor.Here is some more information on “First Offer And Anchoring Effect”:http://hbswk.hbs.edu/archive/4302.htmlhttp://thebuildnetwork.com/leadership/anchor-negotiations/http://www.pon.harvard.edu/daily/negotiation-skills-daily/effective-anchors-as-first-offers/http://www.negotiations.com/articles/price-negotiation/

However it is possible that Chamblee may be next for gentrification much like how Brookhaven has over the past 10 years.Forsyth Asians tend to be highly educated professionals who make high combined incomes who family values involve archiving high academic success.  

Account ClosedIf you search the forum archive you will find an almost religious debate on offering Internet to tenants.

I'm used to DotLoop and use it for my Realtor transactions and my rental transactions -- it lets you keep separate file folders, or "Loops" for each transaction, and archives them forever, so I upload everything to my Loops and leave them there. 

thanks @Brandon Vukelich - i should have searched the archives for this and would have come across your original post. appreciate it!

I'll keep scouring these archived posts, but, would appreciate any names or advice.Thanks so much for your time.

Finally, can all data be saved/archived in an accessible form to my own computer?

It would also be a good idea to teach local news archives (Google) or local government information (City, County, etc) to get an idea for whether any changes are coming that might affect the viability of a short-term rental. 

From their SEC filings: "The Company completed over 85 smaller acquisitions from the time of its initial public offering until the present, which allowed the Company to enhance and expand its presence in the aggregates marketplace...." https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/916076/000...I'm not a fan of coal as a product.

You get a decent picture quickly by searching through the forum archives using specific search terms.