Anthony C.

I've gone to their Q&A once, and will be going back again 4/5 as you have to return if you don't buy within 6 mos of attending.They offer approx 5 different options, they vary in terms of the downpayment offered and requirements with respect to your obligation to remaining as an owner occupied person.You MUST buy within the City of Atlanta, with some caveats which I don't recall fully.Ultimately, it's a legit program, however it takes time b/c of the demand for their services.

Scott Matthew C.

I'm also in this low income space, a B/C neighborhood where I feel comfortable during the day.  

Have a plan A,B and C and don't be Romantic about the game or the exit just keep the momentum forward .

I still haven't filed (I know I'm late filing) but I was waiting to see if it was going to have her off the ownership so I can be taxed as a schedule C. 1800accountant said I couldn't do that because she was in the business of the tax year 2016.

If you were interested in the Park St property in Dover....that is a C class neighborhood, you may find similar a little further north.   

550 rents will be a C- to D area.

@Bob C. are you willing to boot the tenants before closing for a buyer?

If you wish to avoid double taxation then a C-Corp is out of the question.If you have already filed as an LLC with the SOS then that is what you'll have to file as for the IRS.But there is hope.