While real estate can certainly provide good returns there is always a level of risk involved, and that risk is lowered by understanding your market and having a solid plan of attack.

Agents sign a piece of paper promising to adhere to a "Code of Ethics" but they are policed by themselves and if you file a complaint the standard answer you get is "No wrongdoing found".

I filed a 30 Notice to Vacate last month which expired a few days ago.

Once an appraisal is part of the estate file, it can be a difficult matter to get them to budge.

Georgia is a state with some pretty preventative laws in place for simply anyone to get involved.

And even we have costs involved, which are coming out of our own pockets.

Be up front with everyone involved to avoid an unpleasant surprise at closing.

One year tenancy should be enough to argue something in front of the judge.And then you could always gamble a bit: On one side, if it fails, you loose $100 or so filing fee and your time (if you go yourself to court).

Of course she is my retail realtor, but I prefer deals that do not include her, as there is no emotion with her involved.

Obviously, the first thing you should do is find another management company.After that, file a complaint with the DRE.