I spent a bunch of money on a logo and business cards when I started flipping houses and it didn't do me any good.  

I've been stunned at the number of people who will show up to help homeowners pull out their drywall, carpets, etc.

How y'all turned this against my agent and my PM is stunning and knowing the people involved it is even more stunning. 

We recently visited Richmond/Rosenberg for the first time since 1995 and I was stunned at the growth.

That value does clear what I paid for the property, but doesn't do me a whole lot of good with putting more cash in my pocket for the next one...

I filed a BBB complaint, not that it will do me much good.

Potential Seller: "Yes, I do."Me

@Jay Hinrichs  The area due north of downtown Indianapolis is Old Northside (12th Street - 16th Street), which the City of Indianapolis considers a "historic neighbhorhood", but it is far from a sleeper with old, Victorian houses easily going for $500k - $1 million (http://www.oldnorthside.org/).I believe the neighborhood you are referring to is Herron Morton (http://herron-morton.com/), which is also a "historic district" (16th Street - 21st Street) and has some really stunning/modern new builds & impressive Victorian renovations, which can be had in the $300k - $400k, but can easily go up to $500k - $600k.  

Even though I am just dabbling in real estate myself, my understanding of the industry in general, run very deep, and I am looking to learn even more here at Bigger Pockets.My goal is to eventually take unloved properties and apply my expertise in design an architecture to create stunning homes that people will love for many years to come.

I found there are so many PM available but reading their words in webs do not do me any good.