I live in the middle of Atlanta and Athens.

If you plan on doing your dream home in a year or so odds are at some point in time you won't want to get out o bed in the middle of the night to go clear snow so you will pay for that to be done and at some point in time you want want to deal with the management end of it .

I am thinking of beginning with a low to middle income secondary city in my state with around 100,000 people.

I'm not suggesting having all executive rentals, but nicer middle income properties with current amenities and good locations.

How many hours, self-managers, for the lower blue-collar unit, as well as the more middle-class unit?

Yes if you 'cross the river' it can be a dangerous place but a large chunk of the township on the N side is upper middle class with values from 150-1.5mil.

They’re no different from the average American family living WAY beyond their means.For those of you who haven’t seen it, it’s a documentary about a middle aged gold digger, Jackie, with way too much plastic surgery who’s married to an elderly workaholic crabass, David.

The town house has 2/bedr, 1-1/2 baths and its in the middle of five other town homes.

I have a single family rental in a low- to middle-income area.

In fact, we have flipped a small townhouse, a historic duplex, a larger very nice home and several middle of the road houses.