Everything was working perfectly until the 13th month when the buyer suddenly stopped making his monthly payments and abandoned the property.The seller panicked and started to look for an attorney to start foreclosure in order to take the property back and put a renter in the house.

The inspection report is ok, you don't have to fix every single thing, there is no perfect property.

Perfect for the cash flow investor.

Not a lot of contractors can do that on a high level getting perfect edged corners etc.There are many different grades of finishing out.

It took 7 or 8 months, and that was with a regular W2 job and perfect credit!

In bowling, an amateur can luckily strike once or twice but the pro's are the ones who can bowl a strike 5 times in a row or...once in a while, score a perfect game and bowl 12 strikes in a row.

Concentrating on the following points will help one buy a perfect home here, in Atlanta:1.

My intentions since day one were to turn it into a rental which meant not looking for the “perfect house for my family”.

We finally closed on a perfect house for us. 

we allow pets, just not 8 breeds, which is set by the insurance.we charge $25 extra per pet per month in addition to 250 cleaning fee.some dont charge anything, but those are desperate landlords, with crappy units.it seems to me that all tenants have to have pets. they can't afford their own housing, so they go ahead and make it harder on themselves by adding more weight on their shoulders - higher rent and pet bills. makes perfect sense to me!