Specifically, I'm interested in understanding the challenges and experiences associated with the barment process and the subsequent quiet title action after the redemption period concludes.What complications, if any, have you encountered during the barment process or while pursuing a quiet title action in GA?

It’s supposedly the standard form the national association of realtors put out so everyone will use it.

With inflation and rising costs of everything associated with running the business, detail prices have risen to a high level.  

@Michael LiguoriIf you are looking to invest locally I would join local real estate investor associations and go to meet-ups to network with other investors.

Check out the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association, gareia dot com, for local networking and education. 

We have an influx of people coming in who are associated with the program that are purchasing and renting.

You could also Google to see if your area has a local REIA (Real Estate Investment Association) or other meetups. 

However, this might expose your operational LLC to risks associated with your rental properties, which could be mitigated by keeping them separate.Cons: Separating Y from X could provide an extra layer of protection.

I would not fund this loan knowing that he intends to make it his primary unless you plan to adhere to the associated regulations. 

Maybe stick to condo's in small associations 8-10 units that are self-managed or don't have any rental restrictions.