Feel free to reach out anytime.

It always feels slow no matter how fast it is going.  

@Nicholas White - I'm looking for a Single Family and to be on top of all the processes of the deal; learning everything hands-on until I feel more comfortable and move to multi family rentals.And about Atlanta, definitely very attractive market.

I feel the market is gambling.

Pricing in the area is still within a range we feel comfortable with, and we are willing to hire a quality property management company to manage properties for us.  

Andy LundsbergBull RealtyErnie EdenEden Realty ServicesKurt McGarryMarcus & MillichapJake ReidFranklin StreetJeff KoonCarriage House RealtyAnthony LacyLacy & AssociatesAdrian ProvostMarcus & MillichapFor larger deals, these are some great contacts: Tai CohenCushman & WakefieldTyler AverittCushman & Wakefield John McCallaBerkadiaJudy MacManusBerkadiaI was not allowed to post their email addresses or phone numbers, so feel free to PM and I'll send you this list with their contact info.Best of luck to you, Aaron!

If you feel bad about the transaction, you have the ability to get out and move on to the next deal.

For me, I feel this way because every estimate I've ever had from a handyman was ridiculously high.

And in particular it's beneficial if your existing properties have appreciated past where you feel good about as rentals. 

I personally would like to continue buying properties to rent out every year but he feels that is risky and will lead to unpayable debt.