Puts an attractive interest rate out there in large print, but has 2.125% in junk fees buried in small print.

I'm going to do that if/when I get any properties large enough to attract unrelated groups of tenants.

None of the brokerages really give good leads it's all just marketing bs to attract agents.

Atlanta been hot for some time nowSeems inventory is steadily increasing, this may see the market changeHowever, Clayton County is still achieving double digit growth, lower entry point attracting first home buyersAnyone have any feedback on this market

We made the unit very nice to attract quality tenants and have had great luck with the ones we've gotten.

Lastly, you can look in the areas surrounding the schools/hospitals attracting students/medical professionals.There are several options depending on what long term strategy you are trying to accoomplish.Good luck!

Since these appraisals are so low, these properties sit on the market, distressed, and only attractive to a slum lord just seeking cash flow.How do you handle low appraisals with cash flowing properties, and make a more efficient BRRRR (less OOP)?

Dirty laundry out where you cook,.. not sure how attractive that is if there is an alternative that's relatively convenient. 

The cash flow is what attracted me to the deal.

If you get a MF property with all 1 bed units, I think you'll attract less families, so local schools won't matter as much but proximity to jobs and bus lines and restaurants etc will matter.