I'm a new investor in Atlanta -- currently, I own seven doors in the metro region.

But now, I am releasing a tool that is so powerful, when they walk in the door and are assigned to an advocate like myself, I write them an award letter stating I will pay rent for 1 year, then they get onto a platform that draws them a road map of every property that will except them and they get the keys the same day.

The occupant would not answer the door or respond to a letter, so I revised my Hubzu offer for worst case scenario.  

This doesn't mean I wont fix the A/C if it goes out, but it does mean they are not allowed to complain that there is not a garbage disposal or screen door.

I am in my first year of investing, with seven doors in the metro Atlanta region.Though I don't have any specific advice for investing in your market, I can tall you that I have learned more from the BP Podcast than from any other source.

Initial cash investment of $28k.Using some of the concepts talked about on BP I receive over $200/month per door so $1,400/month in net cash flow.

@Derone Patterson It isn't ideal to let the person know your the owner but when your living next door it is also soo much harder to have them think that long term.

Great age for reading self development books: Rich Dad series, Millionaire Next Door, etc.  

What are the main economic drivers down there?

Knocking on doors of neighbors for example, may be helpful in finding people.