That's the deciding factor in the financing. 300k is considered a steal in my market and even though I lack experience I'm great with analytics.

I should focus on what I'm good at - networking, analytics, processes, etc. 

Ethics in Americahttp://www.learner.org/resources/series81.htmlThis series uses the Socratic method to build analytical skills and examine ethical questions.

Those with analytical skills tend to adopt them and IMO will always lead to overkill in a small RE investment business.

I am currently a sophomore in college working towards my bachelors of science in business analytics and marketing.

Here are a few tips:=> Have a modern design with a clean structure, responsive for mobile=> Put photos of your properties and bio of yourself=> Check out how fast it opens =>  Have important information easily accessible to your potential customers=> Integrate Google Analytics, check your daily traffic and analyze the information e.g. high bounce rate means your potential online lead are exiting fast due to lack of interest content usually=> Focus on particular keywords, optimize for search engines=> Offer great content, quality information that is useful for your leads and check your page rank=> Build a brand utilizing Social Media e.g.

Great choice to look at Indy - superb for cash flow and the municipalities are investing heavily in the areas near downtown.

Continue looking for a good deal and practicing your analytical skills, and simultaneously educate yourself about financing and get a pre-approval lined up.

It has some of the communications features that others are missing but I think the new thing now is call tracking and analytics on all of the phone numbers to track each marketing campaign seperately.

It is also part of a community typically known for extremely high end homes and good historical appreciation.I am very analytical and detail oriented, so I'm somewhat comfortable researching specific questions as they come up, but I need some direction on the big picture.