In one particular neighborhood I can pick up several vacant lots, "abandoned" homes, and some SFR properties (which presently appear as though plotting an excruciating death for their occupants). 

The cost may at first appear to be something where you think you could save money.

Judging from the pictures, the interior units appear to be in good shape.At the purchase price of $1,350,000, I am getting a cap rate of 7.52%, Cash-on-Cash 7%, Average Annual Return of 6.9% and an Annual Cash Flow of $30.473.Not sure if these are the best returns.

I looked online and it appears you can find real estate agent classes in Georgia for about $400.

I recently found out that selling an assignment in Georgia is being investigated by our state ( selling real property not being on the title to another person)  -  it appears to be illegal without a RE agent license ( which I have anyway).At least there are options if you don't have the cash right now. 

I had checked when I bought the home and it appeared to work.

She appeared in several episodes of the show, because she was part of an often-featured investor team in Atlanta.I asked her one day if flipping houses was as easy as it looked on TV.

I was actually hoping to salvage what appears to be the current cement backer behind the tiles but with the cracking I'm not sure how possible this is.

Hey BP. i was very excited to get a pre-approval letter so i could know my ball park figure so i could begin to find deals and analyze them, and it appears that my income is too low and i do not have "too much" saved up, (currently about 7k). i work full time and receive an annual salary and credit score is 750+I am currently saving up and networking with other rei's so i could partner up for a flip and grow my capital.

It's definitely not a great area, but the houses are cheap and appear to be able to rent out at reasonable rates (albeit to lower quality tenants).