For me, I find it easier to concentrate in two markets.

We're concentrated in the Meridian-Kessler/Broad Ripple areas.I'm curious how other investors did in Indianapolis and surrounding counties.  

After the dot com bust in the late 90’s I really concentrated on diversifying my 401k and averaged a little over 12% per year for the next 16 years.

We first selected a tenant segment with a high concentration of reliable tenants.

They “teach” ONE ON ONE (please correct me if I’m wrong) creative financing with a concentration on sub to transactions2.

Travis, as an OOS investor who is actively involved in the Detroit market, how have you come to understand the market in determining which areas you’ve concentrated your investments? 

Once stabilized, I then concentrated on the operation and created my own management and maintenance team to free up my time.

I think your mistake is concentrating on the North side.

You have No Credit, not enough Rent, want to study Real Estate Investing when you need to concentrate on your JOB and working up your licenses or skills to do what you are doing to make more Money and you have a big family.

@Adam CookIn order to get succeed at multifamily syndication projects, concentrate on reading materials, coming into contact with others, group making, market analysis, audit, generation of capital, and realization of contracts.