Added to company's knowledge Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

There is a guru course that is pitching them on buying real estate so they can change their tax status to real estate professionals

In the interim, my goal is to build connections with local investors and real estate professionals who are active in the area. 

Readers should seek professional advice.

Sellers did not allow us to get professionals in to give estimates for a french drain before closing (yes, our red flag we should have walked away with), but agreed to lower closing price.

Some lenders may prefer properties managed by a professional management company, especially for investor loans, but many also allow self-management. 

They will help with what I’m sharing below (or should).Consider your pricing to ensure it’s competitive with the local rents.Post on military sites as well.As you said, get professional photos ASAP.I’m active duty Air Force with four properties.

For example, if your place rents for $3500 (and lets assume 6% vacancy) Nomad charges 4% with a flat $1250 listing fee to take professional pictures and list it on 20 different sites for you that would cost $2697.60 for the year. 

What started out with 2 honest and trustworthy professionals ended with both accepting negotiated prison sentences. 

My goal is to network and build relationships with investor-friendly agents and experienced real estate professionals who have extensive knowledge of the central Indy market.