I know how tough it can be for out-of-state investors to manage everything from afar, so I specialize in being your boots-on-the-ground project manager here in Indy.I don’t do property management or tenant calls,  my focus is 100% on making sure your rehab projects run smoothly, stay on schedule, and protect your investment.I’m excited to be part of this community and connect with other investors who are looking at Indianapolis.

I work with a lot of new investors, and the biggest wins usually come from structuring the financing smart and keeping taxes from eating your seed capital.

Hi everyone,

My name’s Jake, I’m based in the UK, and I’m building my business in U.S. real estate with a focus on Florida. I’ve had to reset and start from the ground up, but I see that as an opportunity to learn ...

When analyzing a commercial property, what drives your decision more: the cap rate on paper or the actual net monthly cash flow?

Hey BP community,I’ve been seeing a lot of investors lately struggling to get deals funded – especially with banks tightening up.

I’m a rookie investor trying to stay ahead of the game, and I’d really appreciate some guidance from the more experienced members of the community.Right now, I’m seriously considering getting my real estate license.

Quote from @Emeka Okeke: Hi everyone,I’m a local investor based in Powder Springs, GA and I’m currently building my team.

What are some of the biggest mistakes you often see new investors make that cause them to fail out of real estate investing? 

You should join your local RIEA and start networking with other investors.

While building capital takes time, connecting with local REIAs, investor meetups, or mentoring programs can help you find investors who value someone reliable and hardworking.