I recently completed a hybrid house hack-BRRRR-ADU build combo which I'm extremely stoked to say worked out almost completely to plan. 

I am super stoked  to be involved with that area though.. 

And the Fed can drastically cut rates if needed to stoke the economy if needed.

If I were a new investor, I would be stoked to step up and buy a turnkey property, under management, with tenants, and no out of pocket costs because all the work was done previously, at a cap rate of roughly 8%.When I was in Indy I also had the opportunity to meet in person with my realtor, Tyler Lingle, and we had a great conversation about all things RE and Indy.

No matter how good your systems are you will likely end up in that city a few times per year at least, especially in the early years.With that being said, once you have your core team established in long-distance investing, it becomes much easier and problems equal google searches for vendors, phone calls and book keeping in your life (project management) vs. swinging the hammer or fixing a toilet yourself because you're forced to put those systems in place.I live in a similarly expensive city and would honestly be stoked to find a duplex in Denver for $600K!

Quote from @Bridgette Stokes Conner: I signed up for the "Free Trial".

First and foremost, I'd like to say that I am super stoked to be a part of the Bigger Pockets community!

We don’t need housing programs that give folks $, incentivizes spending or stokes demand (there is plenty of that).

Personally, I am STOKED for you!

Welcome to the site @Stokely De Freitas!