What I bring to the table is:* strong analytical skills* come from a family of builders, so pretty proficient in finding the "gotchas" pretty quickly* fairly keen sense of aesthetics & what aspiring renters prefer* good knowledge of basic maintenance and repairs * 30+ years of marketing/marketing communications background* strong negotiating skillsWould love to connect with others in the area. 

Total rental income it brings is $3150/mo.

So, my goal to meet some fine folks here’s on BP whom I can learn from and bring a value add to their business, in particular I want to learn about wholesaling in the Atlanta area.

Never let it bring you down.

If that doesn't work head over to Philly Water and bring your HUD & results of title search conducted prior to your original closing showing your water dues were zeroed out at the time of purchase.

The issue I have is if I cant get them to talk to me before I bring them my buisness will they communicate after.

I am open to options if anyone brings in options.

If the repairs are of a quality to bring in sufficient rental income..

Using the 50% rule for expenses, I'm seeing it'd bring ~400/month in cashflow once I rent out Unit E. 

So all I would bring for down payment is 3.5%.