You can focus on properties that have strong rental potential to generate steady cash flow, helping you pay down the mortgages over time.Once you’ve established a solid cash flow and built equity, you can scale by adding more properties gradually.

I, myself, am a licensed real estate agent servicing Indianapolis and the surrounding suburban areas.

I have a realtor license and looking to grow and learn as much as I can in the investing world!

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Was a licensed engineer involved to design to repairs?

I am interested in getting my real estate license and will be getting it in February since that is the next available class.

I'm not sure whether it would or wouldn't benefit me.It seems like some of the podcasts that I have listened to has members that had property and were property managers.I did some more looking and it is possible that I would need a realtor's license or even a broker's licence if I wanted to add other properties that weren't my own.If that's the case, I may not do property management for a few more years.

An established Business doesn't require them to do lot of marketing.

We are not real estate licensed, so that would be the biggest area of opportunity to learn (we'd use a realtor at least in the beginning).We are considering selling the company because 1) my husband hates managing W2 employees/operations (but he loves working with subs) and 2) it would give us extra cash up front to reinvest.

You can search your local area to establish comps through visiting various short term vacations sites (Verbo and Airbnb).