I have studied real estate a lot but on the buy and hold side.

I have been studying a lot on YouTube and on here also listening to Sean terry’s podcast daily, have learned some invaluable information, but still stuck at a crossroad.

I have been studying a lot on YouTube and on here also listening to Sean terry’s podcast daily, have learned some invaluable information, but still stuck at a crossroad.

I have been studying a lot on YouTube and on here also listening to Sean terry’s podcast daily, have learned some invaluable information, but still stuck at a crossroad.

Study your market.

And I've learned over the years in other businesses and jobs that studying the successful people and learning things from them is a great way to accelerate ones performance.So if there are any top producing agents in the area, please reach out. 

Some of my favorite case studies have been from people who found a property by just walking or biking a street in an area that they like.In Indianapolis, decent inventory is getting slim and I imagine that's the case most everywhere, but there will always be deals.

With the cost segregation study and form 3115 you’re all set.

The real estate firm Keller Williams did a study and found that 12 hours of calling will find you a deal.

And finally, I plan to move to Houston (not set in stone) by this time next year, would it be best to wait, study more, and pursue a flipping career in Texas or would Illinois be better?