I'm also looking for a lender that is familiar with the film industry - since I work on a short term basis, my income can vary month to month. 

@Aaron MoayedHi Aaron,I can only speak to my personal experience— which I Broker between Atlanta and Los Angeles for the entertainment industry.Los Angeles historically has been an appreciation play whereas Atlanta due to its significant filming and production and the migration of so many blue chip companies has been a great area for cash flow for my client, as they acquire properties at a lesser cost than in Los Angeles yet the rents can be arguably comparable.All that being said, it really depends on your financing structure for the acquisition.

I have them sign this document, after filming their move in walk through video.

Welcome @Stephen Fahey I’m a sound mixer for TV and film (TexasSoundGuy.com) and the biggest obstacle you might have is the lack of a W-2.

Location...I suspect partly due to proximity to highest paying jobs, film/tv studios, Westside, easier commutes etc...My buddy rents his 3/2 there for $3500.

- Consider reflective window films to diffuse sunlight.Aesthetic and Efficient: - Maximizing natural light reduces the need for artificial lighting

Camp Creek Pkwy is my pick to turn into the next Cascade Ave (sorry Campbellton Rd) and with Atlanta becoming the new Hollywood with all of these film production companies moving down, all of these headquarters moving here, and with the potential of Amazon moving down, I can foresee a lot of demand coming to this area because of it's proximity to the airport.

(Goonies was filmed there!).

So tenant owed us couple months rent and was evicted and property management went in and filmed the condition.

Get a UV window film applied the the storms to stop the degrading effects of the sun on the windows.