All Forum Posts by: Lais Keese

@Michael Lowe change your friends ASAP!

@Ivan Guillen I'll be in Indianapolis for a couple days, I get there later today, would love to connect, DM me if you're interested 😊

@Charlie DiLisio can you explain how to got to $200k in personal credit? Is it just credit cards? T I'm trying to pick a smart path for funding, please pm me with info if you can 😊

@Alora Glaze I would love to connect with you and ask more questions, I am going to Indy Wednesday to check out, not sure if you’d be up for lunch this week! 😊

@Mike D'Arrigo I will connect with you!

Thank you everyone who replied, I really appreciate it and I'm already looking at

Tickets to go to Indy 😊

Hey all! I am thinking about buying rental property in Indianapolis, or Indiana due to lower cost. I would love some opinions from people who don't buy property there or who own rental in this state and why they do it, if it's good, or bad! Please give me the good the bad and the ugly! 😊 thanks!

@Chase A.

I'm a fairly new real estate investor but I do corporate sales for a living and to finance my RE. The company I work for was just voted the most admired company in the US, and I have at least 10 years of sales experience under my belt, the best "advice" I give to people wanting to acquire sales experience is to get a job in sales for corporate America! They'll train you well and often, and as a bonus you have a high chance of making good 💰! I see fresh inexperienced people make 6 figures in their second year - very common! If you're graduating with a degree in business administration I'd say you have a high chance of getting an intro sales job, look for corporate business development, associate district manager, account manager job titles, these will GUARANTEED teach you real sales skills. I'd also do my very best to get an OUTSIDE sales position, outside sales will REALLY teach you skills. If you want more info or would be interested in applying for the same company I work for pm me and I'll give you more info, they recruit people fresh outta college 😊! Good luck!

@Chase A.

SALES💰💰💰😁

@John Collins never flooded! Not in a flood zone! I was able to offer 20k less than the original price and they took my offer because the property was outdated. My family moves a lot because my husband is a welder, so we lived in it for a year and updated the property as we lived in it. My husband installed LVP, I painted and restored the stairs, we got new appliances and counter tops. It cashflows $500 after I pay my property management, we had to put 22% down - I wish I would've done it differently because the cash on cash is 10%. I'm looking into refinancing so my cashflow and CoC increases.

Clear lake city and league city are one of the BEST places to invest but not a lot of people do it. Most houses in Clear Lake City have never flooded and are not in a flood zone, your homeowners insurance will still be SUPER high but at least you don't need flood insurance. Good luck! Pm me if you have more questions!

@John Collins bought it in 2018.