You need to constantly hunt for deeply discounted properties, compete with experienced investors, and deal with unpredictable sellers and cash buyers.

They have been togethers for quite a few years so it's a solid group, never, ever selling you or pressuring you. 

And in addition the rules are constantly changing. 

Secondly, if you GC a project yourself and work 9-5, anticipate coming home randomly, taking phone calls throughout the day, and constantly trying to keep the guys in line who are working on your house.

This low inventory will continue to pressure up rents.Sales - Months of SupplyThere are about 1.4 months of supply for our target property profile.

When you're under pressure to make a choice, it's easy to make a mistake when communicating what you want.

Push the Insurance CompanyWhy: Insurers often delay claims, but consistent pressure can prompt action.How:Call daily and request to speak with a supervisor or claims manager.

Would have bought one higher quality asset (Class A or B) in Indianapolis metro area and not two Class C homes "cash flow on paper" which in reality I'm negative most months (sold one home to cut my losses) - constant repairs called in by tenant.

Roughly 1,600 sq ft. 2 stories.The alternative is to repair, pressure wash & paint the property costing roughly 4k-6k due to the amount of labor.

Your agent or you should have been in constant communication with the seller since an action like this is preceeded with several notices.