I used her when my taxes were pretty basic but she does a great job with more complicated taxes, explains everything, and makes suggestions for the next year to minimize my tax burden.

I'd primarily be looking for someone who is comfortable doing a variety of odd jobs, with maybe a background in basic plumbing.

But it is still the same concept.

Basically our revenue matches our cash inflow. 

I'm looking to begin investing in Indianapolis as well, and have seen a few good options in Irvington but I can't find much information on it, beyond the basic neighbourhood zone grade.

In a lot of ways, C, C+, B, etc are in the eye of the beholder, so look for a place you (and potential compatible tenants/roommates) will be comfortable moving around in every day and forget what grade someone else might give it.Once you have the basic requirements decided, I'd go on a real estate sales site (Zillow is my personal favorite, but also Redfin, Realtor.com etc) and just start looking around at listings in your price range to find affordable neighborhoods to target and start driving around, then drive drive drive.

It includes the work to be done by us and the subcontractors such as HVAC, the price, and basic weekly schedule.4.

I've gone through some of the basics and determined that I'd like to start investing into a single-family home to buy & hold.

Before we got prequalified I had a long conversation with our lender about our plan, which is basically to follow the BRRRR method.

I’ve Googled what each means and I understand, but can’t seem to apply these concepts to my analyses.