If anyone has the time and would be ok sharing a few tips I’d greatly appreciate it.

Tenants won't take care of it.

It is recommended to carefully review all relevant information and weigh the pros and cons before making a decision.

Hello, I am just starting out and have my first property renting out bring back around $900 a month while no maintenance or other issues arise. I didn’t have to put the 25% down since bought it as an investment proper...

Originally posted by @Nick Giulioni:If you are buying in Indi, you really should know @David MoudyThanks for the tip, I will definitely reach out! 

My contractor can take care of a leaky toilet for around $75 and can be trusted to help show and fill a vacancy for between $30-40 per hour.

- should the ceiling and walls in the unit below be mold tested and who should pay for thatthanks for any tips / advice !

As someone who owned class B rentals in 2012-2016 in slightly better markets like Birmingham, Atlanta, Indianapolis, I would say be careful of this as you will get shocked by difficult tenants.

And I would appreciate it if anyone has any other tips when tight on budget to get the most bang for your buck. 

It was quite the hassle to get this taken care of with the vendor and I had to contact a CEO to have acceptable action taken to rectify.