.* Start screening property managers ASAP, assuming you're buying in ATL while you still live up north

Plus, they offer tenant screening.

They do like to sign 2-year leases versus 1-year, but I'm learning that isn't as scary as I thought as their goal is to find and keep long-term tenants so they don't have to place tenants frequently, so they screen very well and actually look for long-term tenants.

Many landlords think PM's are blood sucking leeches bleeding them dry................ : )I looked at the model about 7 or 8 years ago as I was analyzing all kinds of real estate niches.

I was able to rent all 4 units in less than a week to above average carefully screen tenants at $550/each.

And at that point I would call, not text.If he still has plenty of time to get signed up, it looks like he's been to the property even though he's not moving in yet, he passed your screening, and he's paid up - then give him the rest of the week to comply.Yes, a response would have been nice.

This will let you quickly screen areas and specific deals for their cash flow potential.

I was going to remove it and put in a wall mounted long rectangle electric fireplace that was about 70in long with a flat screen tv above it.

Using the 50% rule as a screen, you are looking at a negative cash on cash.

I will be finding the properties, analyzing, screening the tenants, hiring repair workers, etc.