I'll let you know how it goes, but if you don't hear from me, feel free to reach back out!

It's a market that has been popular with out-of-state investors because of its affordability, strong rental demand, and appreciation potential.If you’re interested in learning more about Indy or would like to chat about how to maximize your first investment, feel free to reach out.

For example I am not a sales person so I brought in a rockstar to do that for us.  

Discussing this with your DSCR lender can help you determine the best strategy based on your financial situation and the market conditions.If you need further guidance or help, feel free to reach out!

I haven't heard of this person before either and while some paid courses can be good, I too am a skeptic of them often times.

I'd be happy to discuss this further and explore how we can help you achieve your real estate investment goals.Please feel free to reach out at your convenience.

Thanks Michael, those are the tools I'm using, just hoping to talk to a real person in the situation.

Also, if you'd prefer to talk privately feel free to DM me.Here are a few questions that might help me clarify everything:How much equity do you have in your investment properties?

I don't feel like that would provide much of any value my current situation.

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