As an investor, should I not even consider the Owner-User listings or is that just a marketing thing where the broker is suggesting a best use?

I'm curious as to how folks on BP are tracking asset/investment performance after closing.Most investors I've spoken with use some combination of custom Excel spreadsheets, Quickbooks or an alternative, and somewhat tedious reports from property managers.

I’ve recently passed my Indiana brokers exam and would like to network as well.

Flat fee brokers will save money, but may not get the top price, since service is usually pretty lacking. 

I would love to help you out but I need just a little more info.Are you doing this off market or with a broker?

Long term buy hold investing  ( what the vast majority do and want to do) then you have transactional real estate that those that work in the business doIE RE brokers   flippers  builders  court house steps buyers etc etc. 

I think you're thinking of what people like you or I would do, but, at least Vail, is a totally different customer. 

What is the fastest way to connect with mortgage brokers near my area?

.), I have now found a massive win/win solution that helps me fill my parks, helps the bank finance more deals, helps the factory sell more homes and helps customers with poor credit get financing...this is a massive game changer for our portfolio.

I definitely think working with a broker that has investment properties of her own is important, but it's not necessary.Have you looked on Zillow or other resources and found properties that fit your criteria to test to see if your realtor isn't finding listed properties for you, or is nothing available that fits your goals?