The films are illegal to throw in the trash and the machine appears to be pre-1979.

Real estate auctions also appear to be popular in your area.  

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Applicants with body odder, unkempt appearance, attitude, messy car, facial tattoos any reason you may have.

I would also need to find a tenant for this one First thing I noticed is that the Atlanta market appears to be hot since the prices seem to be over what zillow suggests.  

Especially a small it appears you will be an out of state owner.Sorry I don't have a contact for you but wanted to provide some insight.Best of luck!

It appears that the guidelines are very vague and non-descript.

I would look for folks who show they have retail experience then look at their profiles that appear when you click on their name.  

Investing in a market where you have no knowledge, no control, thousands of miles away, that has less competition and less demand for properties (which is why they are cheaper and appear to cash flow more day one), and where you will be 100% reliant on strangers to make or break your investment for you, with the thought that will somehow be more profitable doesn't sound like a strategy worth pursuing at the moment.

posted on her other morris thread.. yes another Morris nightmare and out and out fraud in my mind.. this is really a Rico act event i would be looking that way if I was a lawyer and morris has made millions he is a prime target.. not all people are worth suing but this guy from all appearances would be a good bet. there are no ethics in wholesaling .. as we know most are not licensed so its just Caveat Emptar  to the 3rd power