If the Legislature and Governor don't alter the "ramp" on the City's current police and fire pension payments, the tax hike is not enough to satisfy state law and prevent state tax dollars from being diverted from the City and into the pension funds. 

Hello, I am new to Real Estate Investment, but extremely determined to be successful.

I have had my property listed with Turnkey for almost 2 years now, and have been very satisfied with their service.

I’ve done an extensive amount of research on how it works and I’ve got a great understanding of the basics I’m a new investor and I’m extremely eager to get my first deal underway.

I eventually settled on Atlanta for the reasons previously mentioned and also because I found property managers/agents at Excalibur Homes to be extremely responsive and helpful.I did a lot of searching for homes, I made my own excel sheet with formulas to plug in numbers on properties.

Seriously extremely helpful!

I think it might make more sense for me to live in the house to eliminate holding costs and do some of the rehab myself (which I know nothing about).My goal is to make $2000 per month of passive income from rentals, heck even $800 would be a life changing amount, but my current life situation makes it extremely difficult for me to save money and leaves me with little to spend, thus I can only afford maybe a $40k mortgage.It's really difficult to see where I can fit into this, maybe I'm just fooling myself and I cannot enter real estate?

I have investors that have bought quite a few multi units from me out there, and they're satisfied.

Account Closed As for the website, I guess its extremely emphasized haha. 

It would take several years before even breaking even from the CFs from the initial property.If we needed to bring in outside money (would be from family), what kind of deal structure would typically satisfy an investor in this type of situation?