Hi BP membersI am looking into a buy and hold strategy for cash-flow and Indianapolis are looks reasonable .I am looking at C+ abd B area SFH.As I look to build my Core 4 I wanted to hear experience out of state investor have had here and share any info .Realtor - What is the typical support you can expect ( i know it depends on each realtor) : Do they help find you the deal or you just pound the MLS and let them know which proprty you like and they check it out for you.Property management co: I am looking in the suburbs of south indy .

The Silicon Valley effect essentially pushes long-time locals and general workers out of the market like a take-over. 

I'm about to co-sign my first and primary property with my fiance's dad, so I'm looking for some recommendations on loans that can finance rehab costs by tying them into the mortgage.

It's hard to find good workers at decent rates right now, but if you hang something and it starts falling and causing damage, you're going to have to pay anyway.

My concern is that I am currently a college student and my employment is based on co-op cycles within the college so I cannot provide 2 years of steady employment.

A co-worker who is also an agent and investor was practically pulling his hair out because in his opinion my premium was so high $712 a year for a 2 bed/1 bath 800 sq ft.

We pay a great wage, and have strict standards, and for the right teams and workers, it’s been a great fit.

Perhaps one of your parents is willing to be a non-occupying co-borrower on the loan to help supplement your lack of income?

Are your parents willing to co-sign a mortgage for you?

But look for this type of arrangement and co-op.