Good day investor-friendly agents and brokers!

Some people house hack a single family house and rent out additional rooms to friends.  

Rates are better and they should be investor friendly.

He is a family friend and we have even looked at some off market for sale by seller too that I identified stuff where he wouldn’t even earn a commission and he was happy to investigate for me - more of a looking out for me / family than counting a check (I am not looking for expensive real estate and he has owns the brokerage of 20+ agents, unfortunately my purchase isn’t much of a profit opportunity for the office but would probably be more embarrassing on him if we get something wrong  😂) Noted on the inspection though and I will stipulate it is a deal breaker on my side.

Properties in areas undergoing revitalization are especially attractive for investors looking to buy low and achieve high nightly rates.Regulation-Friendly Market: Compared to many other large metros, Indianapolis has relatively relaxed short-term rental regulations, making it easier for property owners to get into the market without facing excessive restrictions or permitting hurdles.

Best way is through friends and family.

I'm an investor myself that has property management company for 3rd party clients as well as an investor friendly agent in the Harrisburg PA area. 

Suggest you either spend more time leaning about real estate investing or find a relative or friend to invest their money with you.

Think family-friendly, bachelor party crowd, traveling nurses, to luxury retreats.Competitive Market Analysis: Conduct an in-depth competitive analysis to help increase occupancy rates and distinguish your properties from the competition.

How much can you lean on a good investor-friendly agent for any of this, especially for a first timer?