•Can I bring a home inspector, or is that generally not allowed?

Make sure you’re clear on how financing works and what your monthly payments will look like.Property Condition: Assess the age of the property, maintenance history, and any potential repairs or upgrades that might be needed.Due Diligence: Work with professionals, like a home inspector and a trusted real estate agent, to ensure the property is sound and fits your investment goals.Analyze the Neighborhood: The location can make or break your investment.

I have 2 rentals in Indianapolis but thought maybe I should look in AL instead but just starting my research.

They're somewhat picky, kinda depends on which inspector you get and what mood they're in.

I would have saved few thousand dollars in inspection fees and appraisal fees if I had known that and I had a friend send me detailed videos.I'm not sure if this information is available in all counties but where I bought in the Indianapolis metro area, I can look up property tax records.

We manage multiple long-term rentals in Indianapolis and use Buildium as our management software, with Tenant Turner integrated for showings.

We manage properties in Indianapolis, and at the end of each month, we collect rent, deduct our fees and any repair costs, and then pay the rental owners the remaining balance.

Aloha guys, I am a new investor with no knowledge and experience looking to BRRRR in Indianapolis and looking at a Seller's Disclosure and Lead based paint.

Also when I had an inspector look at it, he said that I could get it done for like 100 if I do it myself but a mold remediation company was trying to charge me $3700.

I work for Brentwood Property Group and we manage over 20 MTRs in the Indianapolis area.