Constant housekeeping complaints, bookkeeping errors, them using my property for their personal gain without me knowing it, charging outrageous "fees" that they didn't share with me, which effectively lowered my rents, and questionable repairs and maintenance expenses and quality. 

There is a SFH my relative is selling at auction due to personal life circumstances.

Definitely worth looking around for in-person events because there doesn't seem to be a lot of activity here on BP for the SLO area.

Here's a short synopsis on Indy investing (as a realtor with 150+ transactions & 12 doors in personal portfolio): - Indianapolis has all the right metrics for a stable investment: average appreciation 3-5% per year, consistent population growth, low unemployment, highest % of GDP growth last 5 years of any Midwest city. - Indianapolis is VERY competitive in the fixer-upper & multifamily realms.

@Gabriel MartinezI would not recommend that type of insurance personally.

I would love to do one where its like speed dating you get to spend 5 minutes with each person that shows up and connect.

You will either qualify for the next home using more personal income to offset the 75% of the rental income that the lender will qualify or buy a deal that cash flows about 125% of the expenses so that your income does not have additional negative Debt to income. 

If I were doing this, I would visit every contractor space for rent personally in my car Within so many miles of the intended project.

Hi Joe, Sounds like a solid opportunity.

From my experience, I recommend preparing a solid foundation to show potential investors you're serious.