If you have (2) GC’s in your town, my approach will not work unless you want to find yourself doing everything just like that... yourself.

I usually only use managers in slum areas or out of town buys.

I’m a local agent here and would love to send you some of the people I know around town.

I’m thinking when this town was built the houses were in the 170k range and today they would be 210k per dwelling. ( If I’m way off please tell me, OKC is not my market) I think they own 30 houses but for easy math let’s start with 10.

I created a google map for Indy neighborhoods when I first started researching/exploring the area.

Depending on which direction, which block, which section of town, and what micro-market you are talking about, that "$500/room" could be imaginary.

If your ever in this part of town, DM me maybe we can Work together and pay it forward!

I know in the area of PA where i invest, there are a lot of "Alley Ways" that belong to the town, and not the owners of the properties next to them, but they can be used by the property owners as a walk or a drive. a lot of times these areas are just grass, but it may just be listed in your title that you have the right and your neighbors to use it and you can not do anything on it. but also keep in mind that it may come into play if you ever decide to add on to the house, you may have to build to a setback from that easement line.

I am currently a shift manager at arbys, but in school to become a Pastor, and hoping to rent out single/multi family houses.I’m here in Lenoir/Hickory area but I’m from a little town called East Jordan Mi. 

You might also consider certain areas more on the outskirts or less high-demand areas, like parts of North Tampa or Town N Country.