It is similar to what i have already replicated in my home market, just in a different city, and without a boat load of interest going to a bank...

I've only purchased homes as a primary residence previously so this is a different ball game :-) If anyone has any advice from the MN area or is in the same boat starting out and wants to connect, I'd be happy to chat.My question for the experienced folks out there would be what is your one regret you have from your first rental property purchase?

AYYYYYY I’m 15 and I’m in the same boat, my parents are great but I want financial freedom as soon as possible.

Whatever floats your boat.

Anna, timely post -- I'm in the same boat as you.

Lots of BP members are in the same boat I'm sure.  

Another observation, there are many Asians that have financial issues, foreign funds, tax complications and difficulty in borrowing, I've had several outstanding larger amount type borrowers in such difficulties, I've had European borrowers as well in similar boats but many more Asians.

I must admit, its a bit disheartening to hear all of you much more experienced BP members lend this advice as I am probably not as strapped as the OP but am basically in the same boat(although he does have more savings then me currently).I've been under the impression that one can get into this game while not having a lot of capital or a crazy amount of savings?

Ron,I am in the same boat.

Hey Jason Leong  I'm in much the same boat as you shopping for buy and holds in Indy.