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Thomas Landis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bloomington, IN
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Bloomington, Indiana Investors...New and Old!

Thomas Landis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bloomington, IN
Posted

Hey Folks,

Glad to see the sun is out and spring is underway! I have been seeing some discussion on the forums lately about the Bloomington market and a lot of new investors are interested in getting engaged. This is a perfect discussion point for our monthly meeting of new investors and investors looking to grow their business.

We meet the 3rd Saturday of every month (that's this Saturday, 3/19) at 10 am at the Scholar's Inn Bakehouse by Target.

This month our discussion will focus on better understanding the Bloomington market by 1) identifying key metrics that investors should be focusing on (appreciation, debt pay down, cash flow, a diverse portfolio, etc.) and 2. understanding how we begin to compete with this town's "old money" and large out of state investors -- notice all of the high end apartment complexes being built around campus, I bet those aren't financed by "Mom and Pop Investors."

As always, this is a free gathering of folks having breakfast and coffee who are interested in improving their lives through real estate. Join us if you can!

@Zach Tobias @Roger Pokorny @Jazz Wilson @Dana Peters @Robert Morton @Account Closed 

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