I would find a rock star real estate agent in your area and start chatting with them about what kind of property you want.

@Kyle Wilson@Ashish Acharya and @Eamonn McElroy are two rock star accountants in Atlanta, but both are likely to be full at this time.

Personally, I recommend sticking to B and upper C class working class neighborhoods. 

Primarily Pinellas county, which includes Clearwater, Indian Rocks Beach and St Pete Beaches.

I invest in A, B, and C areas

Scope of Work:Land clearing for 20,000 SQFT of brush, trees, a pond, and a fire pit; re-grade the land, add fill, hydroseed, and black mulch the rock wall before the orchard.Demolition of 1,100 SQFT: 5 walls (two retaining walls), ceiling, flooring, and subflooring.Installation of two 3 ea. x 12" LVL beams and lally columns supporting the open floor plan where the retaining structure used to be.Removal of existing oil boiler, oil storage tank, and existing water heater.Installation of Navien combination boiler / tankless water heater, air handler with ductwork for two-zone HVAC, outside condenser, and Fujitsu ductless minisplit in family room on slab.Installation of 500-gallon liquid propane tank underground and convert from oil to LP.Installation of 1,100 SQFT of 5" x 3/4" French Oak Pacific Grove hardwood flooring with new OXB underneath.New insulation across first floor along with sheetrock, Alexandria Moulding trims, primer, and two coats of eggshell paint (1,100 SQFT).Installation of 15 ea. 6" recessed lighting cans across first floor with pendant lights for the dining room and over the kitchen counter.

Deduct the cleaning costs (list some of the specifics, but say cleaning such as A, B and C) and any costs for damages that were above normal wear and tear and return the balance of the deposit. 

Yes the properties are in B and C+ areas.

Targeting zone B and C real estate.  

The building will also feature an indoor pool, gym, sandwich shop, and rock climbing wall.