Only my last 3 properties I bought in 2016 - do I feel more like I put more of my experience to work than I did in the first half of my portfolio (although I still do well on some like the duplex and texas property)My only duplex in Indy - bought in 2014 - for 189K,  now worth around 260K,   Cash flow around $900/month even after refinancing it to 15 year fixed at 3.75% last yearMy best texas property - bought in 2014 for 150K, now worth around 250K.  

Here in Indy, I decided to try Sec 8 on one of my duplexes.

I'm nobody's dancing monkey lol. this reminds me of my 20 year high school ( Cupertino High)  reunion in the mid 90s  I was talking one of my old buddies who had moved out of state..

This is very difficult to do at best, and that assumes you have a seasoned LLC with a long history of income and "credit".An LLC simply provides a layer of asset protection, and to a smaller degree some anonymity.Also, you can place or transfer title to your LLC at any time, although it's a little easier for title/escrow to do it at the time of closing.You can hold as many properties within the LLC as you like, however, my personal opinion is to limit that to about three per LLC.Feel free to post any other questions you have about this.BTW - my company sells a lot of 100% rehabbed and leased properties in Indy; what market(s) are you looking at to invest?

Other interests include dancing, vegan cooking, fitness, sustainable living, and graphic design!

I started looking at Holdfolio a few years back when they were doing SFRs bundles in Indy.

For me, if I'm serous about business and I seek honest advice it's intelligent that its not all touchy feely BS designed to make do a happy dance.

For those with an interest in Indianapolis real estate, and specifically commercial real estate (industrial, retail, office & multi-family), a video interview with a Vice President at Cushman & Wakefield (see ...

Not doing the contractor dance anymore.  

I started my RE hourney here in Indy.