I know that is a lot to ask for but I don't have anyone else that is a real estate pro or has any experience with multi unit analysis. 1.

It also has lower entry price points and cash flow.There's a lot to like about Detroit and I'm happy to send anyone some resources about the market there.That all said, out of state investing in general is tough.

Listing agents do A LOT up front, buyer's agents do a lot to get a buyer under contract and help with due dilligence. 

Budget has a lot to do with what an investor can do, but personally I prefer option b because the outcome is in my hands.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

I have both and the costs involved w/STR have gotten to be so high, it's a lot to bite off for your first time.

It's awesome that you're thinking ahead and considering more affordable markets for your next investment.I’m actually focused on the Indianapolis market, which has a lot to offer for investors like you.

They are not the posters who have a lot to say about subject to, wraps and other creative techniques but are clearly missing vital information. 

I manage my books currently, but since we bought a new property and I have a full time job, it seems like a lot to keep up with the books.

I have a lot to learn so any pointers are welcomed!