Get in touch with Chris Moshier He can give you answers and provide you with solutions for all your insurance needs.

I have one client from Aussie who bought a low end duplex in INDY 60k he rehabbed it 3 times in 20 months finally sold it and lost over 50k on it.. not possible for out of area folks to turn they hoods around if they are going to turn around it needs to be you local dudes. ( if you even want to) most locals won't touch this stuff this is why its owned by unknowning out of area people who got sucked into it...

It takes some funding and a commitment to 'touch' prospects at least seven times but it's the medium I have used to find most of my deals.

Elizabeth Colegrove you have touched on a subject that's near and dear to my heart.

No need to talk specifics, just to stay in touch and remind them what you are doing in your investing career.

Study this site and analyze potential properties.Also, feel free to get in touch anytime.

Getting touch when you ate close by. 

From the comments it seems to me there are a subset of investors for whom a real estate investment is a wholly "touch me not" passive investment, like a mutual fund or a blue chip stock.

I have a few properties on my radar which aren't currently occupied, so I considered that the seller may not want to hold it through all the cold weather when it isn't generating any income.I'm not currently looking at any bank owned properties, but that is a good tip about banks wanting to get properties under contract before the end of the year.Thanks again, I think I'll get in touch with my agent about having a look at a few of these.

Hi again -Firstly, let me touch on Russell's remarks...