You will find them by looking in the paper, talking to a RE attorney or title company or probably the best in the beginning, your local RE investors association.

I will leave in the fall to go on to the next phase expected of me, in order to receive a paper document that certifies that I am capable of work.

If the layout is like most in Kennesaw (split level 2,000sqft with garage under livingroom?)

You've stumbled on to one of those pretty uncomfortable deals where everything looks good on paper, and even in person, but for some reason, it's just not selling.

A couple years later they sold it to someone else and only wrote out a deed on paper, not recorded with the county. 

Both need a little work but the large unit is currently rented.After the papers were signed we realized we didn't ask enough questions about the current tenant.  

You can generally use this for most of the major parts of a house, but without walking it you'd find that on paper hardly anything would work out because you'd be so high on your rehab that there'd be no room for profit - and that happens on the walk through on occasion.

If square feet of GLA is important to a homebuyer, said homebuyer should show up with a tape measure, pencil, and pad of paper.

If you can establish the steps you must take to get where you want to be, achieving your goal becomes a stroll in the park.Finally, once you establish where you are, once you figure out what you want to achieve, once you determine why you want to get there, once you lay out how you will get there, the last step is the when.

Returns won't look as good on paper, but my experience with different classes of properties (A, B, and C) has proven otherwise.