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Atlanta Real Estate Investors View Property Destroyed by Fire at Educational Showcase

Atlanta real estate investors were invited to view property destroyed by fire, which was the unlikely location of a construction open house recently hosted by Atlanta Investing. The open house served as a free educational meet and greet with local vendors regarding the rebuild of the large scale wholesale property.

Whether they are just starting out or have been investing in distressed properties for some time, we want to help our client base make informed buying and building decisions.

The 2800 square foot Ornwood Park property (plus basement) was taken down to its foundation after the fire. The open house occurred just before framing of the property began. In attendance were a local architect, financial lender and general contractor available to answer questions on the process of managing a large scale construction project.

The open house is part of an ongoing hands-on educational open house series that Atlanta Investing is offering the Atlanta real estate investing community. "It is important for us to educate our clients with best practices from experts in the real estate community," states Chris Wall, President. "Whether they are just starting out or have been investing in distressed properties for some time, we want to help our client base make informed buying and building decisions."

The open house turnout was so successful that Atlanta Investing had to turn people away to avoid closing down the street.

When beginning a large renovation project, make sure you:
- Put together an experienced team to help move you through the project.
- Effective planning upfront is key.

Attendee comments include:

"Very interesting"
"Very beneficial for beginners and beyond"
"Good information"
"Very impressive, cool"

Atlanta Investing also offers a free seven-part educational e-mail series on residential real estate investing. By subscribing to the e-mail series "Learn How to Make Money with Real Estate Investing," investors can gain knowledge of Atlanta real estate investment strategies including evaluating a deal, securing financing, best areas to buy and more. Investors can subscribe for the educational e-mails at http://www.atlantainvesting.com.

About Atlanta Investing
Atlanta Investing, Inc. is a residential Atlanta real estate investment company specializing in foreclosures. The company acquires distressed properties and works with investor clients to match the perfect property to each investor. Most wholesale properties are offered 30 percent or more below market value to its investors.

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