I pay to advertise on Angie's List and do very well with it because people trust Angie's List and the contractors are more reputable..

Just make sure you do it with people that you can either "trust", are committed to the group for the long term, and would have a reputation to uphold, if that makes any sense.

If anyone knows reputable people or companies in the area, I'd really appreciate it! 

I know the different reputations but I’d like to have a mix of properties between the Centerville, Kettering(property tax hell), UD, Oxford, and Huber Heights communities.

What are the consequences of each choice?

I am looking to expand into Indianapolis SF/MF market and looking to talk to the top 3 Property Managers. Since I will investing remotely and I am really new to the Indy market, I would greatly appreciate if any exist...

I know they are trying to update the law with the choice act because the Dodd-Frank has had unintended consequences that for some reason the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau wont rectify...Former Congressman Barney Frank, who co-sponsored the legislation, said he was “regretful to realize” its negative impact not long after Dodd-Frank became the law of the land.In a 2011 letter to a constituent, Frank wrote:“I do not think it is necessary to include manufactured housing as part of our effort to prevent abusive mortgage practices, and I am now working with my staff to see if we can find a way to make a change that would deal with the problem you correctly point out… “

If you want to build a business and develop a reputation as a “problem solver,” partner up with your seller... and if course save on fee’s and all the other jazz.

If so, Louise Beck Properties has a good reputation.

If you have a buyer at 500k and feel comfortable putting your reputation on the line, take a 10k fee and get out of there.Where is all the cash going anyways?