Hello BP community, I have been a semi active BP member for close to a year now and as I learn more about real estate I find myself wanting to be at my 9-5 less and less.

Hey guysMy Name is Tyler ReeseI am fairly new to Real Estate and would love to connect with other people that are on the same path I am. I am very open minded and would love helping others as well. I am doing wholesal...

Although this is my first post here, I’ve been on the bp band wagon for about a year.Last year my wife and I decided to start driving semi trucks so that we could eliminate our debt and to eventually purchase a small resort.

The only downsides I see are the difficulty in trying to rent it out in Septemper (but probably starting to look in August) and the possibility of a vacant unit attracting squatters (although this should be minimized since there are 4 units total and can also be reduced by semi frequent visits to the unit).

But I would love to be graduating from college in 4 years, with a semi stable income (as opposed to many college students it seems.)

I am also from Indianapolis and semi new here.

Also, were there any lessons learned that you would like to share with a semi-novice investor?

(you're responsible for these costs, but management company should set this up and handle interactions)-Assuring the property is rented -collecting rents- a semi annual walkthrough to assure conditions are satisfactory

In our experience a requesting an updated certificate semi-annually is a good practice.

i know the big players , but i would rather have a smaller outfit or a semi-retired maintenance person . i am mostly just tired of the calls on maintenance stuff  more than anything :(