I have been watching several of Mark Kohler's videos on Youtube regarding tax strategies and planning, and came across something that made me scratch my head. 

The main purpose of getting a property is that I want to use it as an investment property where I could have tenants or maybe even air bnb something that would bring me cash flow, I was wondering if anyone has any advice on loans or agents or maybe even any ideas/strategies that would be good insight on helping me beginning my journey.

That’s the first big component of a short-term rental tax strategy.

So far this is a one and done deal but I initially want to make tax sale investment as my real estate strategy, but it seems a lot harder than I thought.

Anyways you have a lot of different strategies at your disposal and 120k is great nest egg.

My goal is to execute the BRRRR strategy for long-term rentals in Indianapolis, and I need some assistance to get started.

If your exit strategy is to rent the units then you will want a DSCR loan (30 year mortgage for rental property)  to refinance the fix and flip loan.

I’m a positive pessimist, I see opportunity everywhere and when my spidey-sense starts a flashing’ I pay close attention to certain indicators for signs I may want to button down the hatches (put money in money markets, ramp down stocks, buy more real estate assets, other fun strategies…), so here are a few more indicators to watch, all you smarty-pants Skeptics out there: (This is not financial advice).

I think he did do a good job at his presentation and helped me to find my strategy in Real Estate Investing.

@Nick BaxterIn the Reno, NV market there are other housing programs that the local government offers that might be a similar strategy.