I'm being relocated out of state and I was going to rent out my primary, but found out my housing allowance will be voided if I do, so essentially I have to keep it empty if I want to get it...and I definitely want to get it as it will easily pay for the place and my new place.But here's my situation, I'd like to donate the use of the property to my church to use as a mission house.

BP,I understand that the wholesaling business is seen by many as very shady, because it is essentially brokering a deal.

Returns typically are in the 15-17% range.

I typically have about 2-3 of each so you have options.

Typically, when landlord sends a notice to quit/vacant the property, the first thing tenant does is calling the board of health.

I'm also looking for a mentor in my area, as I'm hearing that having a mentor is essential with regards to achieving your goals faster.I'm excite about being here on BP and look forward to networking and making new connections and most of all new friends. 

a few comments:-i think property management in indy is typically 10%, but if you already have it lined up at 8%, then great-most people i talk to put vacancy at 10% as well-are you putting any additional money intoimprovements?

They have a philosophy of keeping the dues low and when something big comes up they typically have a special assessment.

Investment deals typically only allow 1.5% and conventional is maxed a 3%.

Title searches are optional on cash purchases, but strongly suggested (in my opinion)Closing can happen typically as fast as the title search is done.