I've been fortunate enough to save a chunk of money, some of which I recently used to make my first deal, buying a single family home in East Nashville, thats already rented out and cash flowing $350/m.

I've been fortunate enough to save a chunk of money, some of which I recently used to make my first deal, buying a single family home in East Nashville, thats already rented out and cash flowing $350/m.

I am in the middle of the process of taking out equity in a rental home I have and use that to come to the table for the short sale house. 

Indianapolis is a great place to invest, particularly for OOS investors since its landlord friendly and is significantly less expensive then east/west coast markets.

A few years ago if you went 2 blocks to the east you'd be almost 25% or more price difference than 2 blocks to the west. 

@Patrick Hagerty, I grew up in Manchester, which is about 15 minutes East of Hartford.

You could probably cash flow like crazy with a 4-5 bedroom in a middle of the road neighborhood if you're doing it by the room.With the types of questions you're asking, it sounds like you need to do A LOT more reading on the basics before you think about pulling the trigger on anything though.

Tenants should learn the definition of habitable and inhabitable before they go down that road, but if you've taken the time to read this far, you know precisely what I am talking about.Now, I must tell you that sometime in the middle of these texts, I told the one girl in a group text with the other, as they were both bombarding me with pictures of some lint on the floor, a cobweb here or there, etc... that I FELT VERY UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN WE SIGNED THE LEASE ON 2/29 AND THAT SHE SHOULD KEEP HER FREAKING HANDS OFF ME IN THE FUTURE.   

I had a client that owned several assisted living facilities up and down the East Coast.

If you are in the middle of a rebuild and need some free help with the project (and want to share how certain repairs, flooring, plumbing, etc.. work) shoot me a line!