Hey @Khaled Ejaz I'm wrapping up the sale of a listing I have in Antioch and the neighborhood that it's in (Renaissance at Blue Rock) is quite nice.

Seems the best options is to fill it in with dirt/rocks and concrete over top...anyone have experience with this?

It rocks to have this great site and all of you helpful folks out there!

At the same time commercial seems to have hit rock bottom in the Atlanta market.

Imagine climbing a mountain to get to the top where the views are beautiful and the air is clear and fresh...but you have to go through a ton of mud...difficult rock walls...crossing cold streams...maybe a scrape or two along the way.

Grade to drain like I said above, cover in plastic to the property line and then landscape if crushed or river rock 1"-2" diameter or whatever is cheap locally.

He is a rock solid person.

Do I have the 4 Tenants battle it out over some classic Rock Paper Scissors?

Also if you have any info on green light loans as i read horror stories about them but they claim to have more leverage  (able to get liens paid, no appraisal fee, get bank to fix things that come up during apprasial etc) since nation star owns them, home search and has some stake in the property.

If a state's real estate commission knew this was going on, I'd bet the broker would be a star in the Disciplinary Action pages of the monthly REC newsletter.