Born and raised in Indy..........in Indy you can live pretty decent on a decent salary. the inner city is going through changes......properties that were once ran down are made into 300k properties, easily...... check out the Indianapolis Business Journal for more info.

@Alex Geesey Stessa is good for what simple stuff, but I can't see edit chart of accounts or do journal entries.I am not familar with Rentastic.

I read the Birmingham Business Journal online, I read articles all the time on developments in Huntsville.

I recently read a local business journal article that predicted insurance was going to go up by approximately 20%.

Be careful telling the world how much you have. be careful of folks here offering you great dealsLook at 50 houses, keep a journal of all the details, listen carefully to the sellers, and agents. look at those house again in 6 months. ask questions; .mortgage balance,.how much you need above your mortgage,.know the potential equity in the deal, negotiate for equity (no equity, no deal!)

Jersey City, NJ, and I am looking for good investment properties in that area, as well as the Journal Square and McGinley Square areas.

I went through that neighborhood this week and it's vastly different than Journal/McGinley Square. 

The Marietta Daily Journal for Cobb County) for 4 weeks prior to the actual auction.That said, buying at auction is not well suited to the average first-time homebuyer.

journal=26We are always trying to steer our clients in the right direction to avoid potential pitfalls.

@Paul Cox The article you mentioned says:Fannie Mae issues ruling on renting newly-purchased second homes on AirbnbThe update clarifies that homeowners can rent out second homes after 1 year of ownershipNational /April 19, 2019 12:00 PMTRD StaffSecond-home owners who want to rent out their properties will breath a sigh of relief, and perhaps make a bit of cash.A newly rewritten document from Fannie Mae suggests homeowners and lenders may have been misinterpreting rules around rentals of second homes since 2001.Fannie Mae’s April 3 clarification of the “Second-Home Rider” shows that homeowners are allowed to rent out a second home after one year of ownership, and that short-term renting during the first year is also permitted under specific conditions, the Wall Street Journal reported.Previously, the rider had been interpreted by many owners and lenders as saying that second-home owners with mortgages backed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac were completely prohibited from renting their properties.