It is a great way to maintain consistency and have product instantly available.

Here's a short synopsis on Indy investing (as a realtor with 150+ transactions & 12 doors in personal portfolio): - Indianapolis has all the right metrics for a stable investment: average appreciation 3-5% per year, consistent population growth, low unemployment, highest % of GDP growth last 5 years of any Midwest city. - Indianapolis is VERY competitive in the fixer-upper & multifamily realms.

Hi Gaya,Creating an off-market pipeline could be a great strategy for you to not only get great deals but build consistency and control over deal flow.

If you consistently show up and participate, someone will take notice and may offer to let you tag along to learn.

The lower level is 600 sq ft garage and then 450 more sq ft consisting of a 1/1 along with a mudroom.

And I simply can’t imagine you would stay consistently booked at those very high nightly rates.You have a very nice home, but there are plenty of homes that are similar to yours that are nearby to yours that are charging $500-$1000 per weekend in March, April, May, September, October, November.

In most cases, new retail leases come with some amount of concessions from the Landlord which primarily consist of a Free Rent Period to allow the new Tenant to build out their space and a Tenant Improvement Allowance which is a pre-negotiated amount of money that the Landlord contributes to the Tenant to assist with the cost of the build out of the space. a Free rent period can be anywhere form 1 month to 1 year (or more) and a Tenant Improvement Allowance could be $5.00 per square foot or $50.00 per square foot (and in some cases a LOT more).

Consistently "we the people" do nothing when such insanity is said because "oh, that can't be right, they must be mistaken".

Home prices in Philadelphia have appreciated at a consistent rate of 3-6% annually, providing a predictable environment for investors.

Invest that $20k in learning a skill that will multiply those funds or JV with someone