Where you go from here depends on how good that first deal you just did is and/or your other income level. Is

@Mel Park Syndication at the simplest level is just multiple people coming together to do something larger that they couldn't do on their own.

I am far from experienced, so at a entry level, I feel the information talked about is much of the same.

I've seen sellers decide to pull their property off the market then come back a week later and list it with a new agent behind the original agent's back.Not sure what your experience level is, but if you stay in this game long enough, you will see your fair share of unfavorable things happen.

I am at a level I don't need courses.

Sometimes it is the city but other times it will be your transit division a the state level, I encourage this because they probably already know what they are designing there and would love for you to invest in that improvement.I have dealt with this on two occasions.

There is only a handful of people on BiggerPockets operating at that level. I

From a 60,000 foot level, I think Indy has better economic and demographic fundamentals.

Sticking to a budget is will power and "level" is how much knowledge you learn and apply towards your budget plan.First part of a good budget is everything is account for in it.....do you have a realistic budget?

My apartment on the 3rd level is about 1,200 feet, leaving the rental unit at about 2,700 finished ft.