Not to mention the fact that marijuana use in teens, DUIs, violent crimes and armed robbery have all declined in states that have legalized pot in some form or another...... not that were discussing the social ramifications.I could continue to rattle off talking points but the TLDR is: depending on who you speak to the marijuana industry gets a bad wrap, in my humble opinion its nothing short of a windfall for states that have embraced it....

All depend on your lender overlays.

You dont have to start with just SFR or anything, just depends on your situation and what you can structure.

With that type of loan, you should be able to or come close to getting all your cash out the property including the rehab costs, depending on the new appraised value.

However, depending on your answer a GC might be required.

As for work in the area,  many people could commute to ATL for work, but I'd look at what industries are more specifically there, Palmetto, Union City, etc.As for the numbers, it depends on who you ask.

Adriane Gasperetti it would depend on your budget and the type of property you are looking for.

Successfully taking these loans and repaying them will improve either score depending on which one you choose. 

. - The financing depends if you are going with traditional (fannie mae backed) non owner occupied financing or portfolio/commercial financing.

You were right, luxury condos go for a median price of 220k and higher depending on amenities.