The property is in distress, and I have the funds and skill set to rehab.

These days, there will be no shortage of legitimate lenders in attendance.There have been many threads here listing questions you could ask a lender.

There's certainly no shortage of HMLs operating in Atlanta.

You'll need some real estate investment skills for this part, so you can "check their work", so to speak. 

I wondering if anyone might have some recommendations on who is skilled at property management in this particular niche in the Savannah, area.

In the city, there is a shortage of housing.

My favorite thing to do when learning a new skill or job is to watch/listen/participate with everyone around me that is involved, take in the way that each person does it, let it all sink in, and turn it into what works best for me.I have had a few different types of jobs; I laid irrigation pipe for 3 summers, I was roadie for a local band that toured Nebraska for about 3 years, I worked in a warehouse of a carpet shop for a summer, I was a line cook in a scratch kitchens for 10 years (this is what I owe most of my quick-on-the-fly thinking skills from), and I am currently a Journeyman Electrician (7 years in the trade) I am taking my Electrical Contractors test this month and if pass that I will be able to pull all my own electrical permits.I have a wonderful family (wife and a daughter) who support me in all that I do.

I'm also a huge fan because I'm based in Chicago where there is a shortage of quality multifamily buildings for young homeowners to house hack.

These numbers are all in comparison to Q2 2018.There is still a severe shortage of homes on the market. 

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