My goal throughout my career is always keep learning and continue to build relationships with people because you never know who can help you at some point.Indianapolis is a great market to invest in and there are many opportunities here for great deals.

The BP investor price posted would not be visible on the MLS historical records and paint me into a corner later. 2.

You have found an excellent on-line resource for learning and building some great relationships.

Many like me look at the historical trend lines of this market and say, nope, still running ahead of the mean and the gap is widening.

It is historically tried and true, and offers some of the best benefits (leverage, depreciation, cash-flow, etc.)

Hey there, a little background: I purchased my first investment property at the end of December, which is an owner(me)-occupied triplex located in DeKalb county in Georgia, USA.Everything is going well, I've moved in to the unit, I have a roommate, and I've rented out the other unit to a great tenant, However, here is the snag: I inherited an existing tenant who had been in the property for almost 9 months and is historically chronically late on paying rent, but he has always paid it.His story: He apparently used to have a stable job when he first got the lease, but now he does freelance general contracting/handyman work.

Send me a PM if you're interested in chatting some more about those relationships.

Now I just need to work on building relationships in the meantime I suppose, thanks again!

We are about to put a historic 1919 home renovation flip on the market next month, and we want the house to show especially well in order to highlight the type of renovation work our company is capable of (and to get top market price on the house) For a complete staging on a 1,500 sq ft house I've been quoted $1,500.

Historical data?