The report for the 2 counties shows 1,110; age 50-89, single family homes, purchased 6/1998 or before, home value up to $250,000.If you want to follow the advice of @Nicholas L. and work in Clayton County, I'd stay away from the Absentee owners since they are probably receiving plenty of offers to sell.

In those cases, we handle it as follows:1.

Good morning All,I am repairing my new rental property and was looking to buy following items .

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And honestly, once you do it once or twice, a trained monkey could do it as long as he has all the proper evidence and the company followed the law pertaining to notices.

Always have room for a buyer - I'll follow up with message to you.

The following are some options others have done. 

I refer you to Florida Statues 475.42 and 475.43 and the following URLs. https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.html https://swflreia.com/2016/01/19/unlicensed-real-estate-activity-florida/ I have been a Real Estate Investor, since 1998.

During the first year of ownership, the Smith’s building delivers the following financial performance: Total Rental Income $ 40,780 Less Mortgage Payments $ 16,210 Gross Income $ 24,570 Less Operating Expenses $19,836 Net Cash flow $ 4,734(Here is the first of the shortcuts: the above mortgage payments of $16,210 include the principal as well as the interest.

We don't follow a set lease schedule - probably should, but I agree with everything that states pushing leases to end  between April and September.