Property #2 is a SFR on the 1200 block of N Holmes Indianapolis, IN.

On the other hand, I have no intention of ever living n a home that owns *me* and buying here definitely comes with that risk.

The best tip for you is this one: Rather than tell a(n) (Section 8) applicant that they've been denied, you can tell them that, after speaking with their prior landlords (since you should always try to get those references in your screen as well), you weren't able to get a positive reference from them.

I am looking at a house by a busy street ( N Lake St ) in downtown aurora, il / close to McCullough Park.

Im familiar the different property types and numbers investors are looking for (ROI for buy and holds, ARV for Flip n Fixers, etc) but my question is what makes a great investor friendly agent?

Hi All,I'd first like to thank BP and everyone involved, honestly you guys/girls rock with the plethora of information and everyone's feedback.  You should be commended. I just want to do a quick introduction.  I'm a ...

Yes I am well aware of the 70% rule but that is designated for fix n flip deals.

It becomes less like two structures and more like a bed n breakfast etc. 

Originally posted by @Roy N.

My name is Cody I am 26 yrs old and looking for my first fix n flip property in Grand Rapids, MI!