Hello @Donnell Evans, May I offer you one a piece of advice that may serve you well here. 

Those with skills and knowledge can swing that, 100% deals are pretty common for me to put together, if the pieces fit.  

If you want to remove the piece from the cement, make sure the inside of the post is fairly clean and not filled w/ rust and dirt, then with a chisel, (or power chipping hammer) "GENTLY" fold the old post into the hole in the middle, it should loosen up and be able to be pulled out.

Do I have any missing pieces that you see that I can include to have a better chance of approval?

200,000 pieces of bubble gum at $.05 a pop. properties are expensive here in Atlanta.

Every piece of information should inform your opinion and you should act on it by doing the following: 1.

Here in my area i seen a lot of those Bandit Signs were they cut the bottom piece which is the contact information and replace it with a piece of cardboard.

I found a piece of land that fit a buyers criteria and after talking on biggerpockets, I sent her an email saying that I had the property under contract and I could sell it to her for under list price.

Alex,What we do when we want to run wires in that situation is drop a single stud/hanger (often only 2x3) or a piece of rigid conduit into position with the receptacle / switch box attached (you can get shallow boxes if needed) and either cut it into the polyiso rigid insulation or apply the closed cell spray foam around it.You can use a stud wall with polyisocyanurate rigid board.  

But typically, it takes me 1,000-1,500 pieces to get a deal (500-750 for postcards : 900 - 1,300 yellow letters).