Indy is an incredible place for real estate investing right now, especially with the kinds of properties I work with—new construction duplexes that are perfect for both cash flow and long-term appreciation.Feel free to reach out if you’re interested in exploring opportunities in Indianapolis.

Managing it, and building a relationship with the city will make it easier for you to start investing in non section 8 rentals and doing the work it needs to get them approved by the program.

AZ and NV offer opportunities that are a day's drive or flight away that might be easier to manage and even better if you can self-manage.

I feel like hiring an attorney will be way more easier because they have the experience.

Given Asa's lawn care business, you might even consider properties with large yards that could benefit from his expertise.Network with Local Investors: Connecting with other investors in the Roseburg area can be incredibly valuable.

I ask because it is much easier to evict entities, but this is a SFH leased to an entity so it may be different. 

Your insights into how these smaller, specialized shops operate and the value one can bring by helping them modernize are incredibly valuable.

I think property managers are like other service providers (real estate agents, contractors, etc) in that it is much easier to find a bad one versus a good one.

It does get easier over time with knowledge and application, and once you have multiple properties, you can start to use leverage to buy others. 

If it’s not too much money, though, it might be easier to just fix the issues and move on to your next deal.