I’ve worked in Corporate Marketing as a web/graphic designer since before earning my degree 7 years ago and currently earn $74K/yr.

I've even scoured Cobb County and Kennesaw web sites and called several different Cobb County offices and can't get any kind of direction.  

It was published in 2020 too, so the info is relatively current. 

If they are publishing articles and giving talks, they are keeping up to date.

They used to publish their stats about accuracy, but you may have to dig around to find it.Here's the most interesting article that famously shows how far off they can be when their CEO sold his house some years ago. 

-Prior to the county actually foreclosing on the property in spring, they will/may/likely also have to publish this list in local newspaper/s (I believe), and go through a court process - which will be public record.

The defendant had attached an information sheet to his offer that contained such statements as “Troptions has purchased over 1.8 billion dollars of assets using Troptions,” “people use the coins to purchase goods and services,” “Troptions can be used daily for your needs,” “Troptions continues to go up in value each day,” and “Troptions has a team of proven experts you can contact and get your questions answered.”Troptions’ web site states that Troptions are “serviced and managed by TROPTIONS CORPORATION,” which “exists to facilitate the usefulness and utility of TROPTIONS for the holders by: 1.

Check out First to a Million published by Bigger Pockets.

I NEED A NEW PM.... over the past week I feel like I have interviewed every PM company i can find on the web in Jacksonville, if they have good rates, they have bad tenant reviews, if they have no reviews they have crazy rates. or they flat out do not seem like a professional company, there is always something, do I want a PM that handles 200 units per manager... no, do i want a PM who does not have an owners portal...

Buy him the workbook (published by Bigger Pockets) I wrote for young people to get them started on a path to early FI.