These places, compared to anything I've seen built post-1950 around here, are just solid top to bottom.

@Kesiya KalfI'm still learning too and I'm new click where it's says forms mine I'd on the bottom of my phone and hit reply when you want to talk with someone good luck

When we tough the cracked bottom boards of the cabinet, it fell into pieces, leaving a huge hole.

These are some of the best deals I ever come across because most people don’t even want to step in the house and it doesn’t cost more than a grand to get the whole place emptied out, exterminated and bleached top to bottom.

Bottom line, they are talking about you and your space and will get a tenant in ASAP if its market rent, etc.Once you get a better feel and build a relationship, you can start to save money... 

Anyone looking for a Birddog in the Metro Atlanta area, my plan is to start wholesaling one day but I'm willing to start at the bottom first.

That's not how I want to get started or to even keep going at all, I've already thrown away the notion of the get rich quick dream and I'm looking to actually gradually build wealth and ultimately financial freedom.I can go on and on but bottom line is I want to start Wholesaling to ultimately help me stash away to invest in a triplex or four-plex.

This would make home 1 pretty close to neutral as far as monthly cost vs rent.3.

I think too many people get hung up on house hacking and needing cash flow when its just probably not gonna happen in these areas, but if you reduce a major expense in rent/housing, then thats a net positive to your personal bottom line, and you still get a property under your belt, build up credit by paying loan on time, start your track record, and build up equity through amortization overtime.It all depends what is right for you, but if you DO care about your properties having positive cash flow as well, then this is not a strategy for you and I would look out of state.

The bottom half has its own entrance and everything to it.