Every city has its own way of doing it so yes I have evicted people but my experience can't help you or your client there other than to say that you should follow every letter to the t and don't be too stringent on the waiting periods.

Renters insurance is fairly inexpensive in most parts of the country costing something in the neighborhood of $10 to $25 per month (some big cities can be expensive).

The system to be copied in other large cities, quick and easy cookie cutter.

I love the Marietta area because its close enough to the city to have things to do but it is a quick shot just a few minutes from parks and outdoor space.

I would talk to the city building department if needed.

I am meeting with a few more contractors this weekend, but wanted to see if I can get some thoughts here first.A few facts:-Assume all permits and drawings are approved by the city.

@Calvin Lipscomb From an investors  perspective, there are better areas of the city for a good ROI.

I would look outside the city.

If you live in the property you get some relief or discount.Every city charges a different rental permit/license, just need to figure out which city you are investing in.

Encouraged by the steady redevelopment of both city's downtowns and new construction heading West.