I’m a full time worker and college student in Indianapolis and I really want to go into real estate running so I’m open to any tips for how I should spend my pre-licensing phase to build my understanding of real estate and my pockets up as much as possible.

Total existing home sales (completed transactions that include single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums and co-ops), rose 2.4% from July to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 6.00 million in August.

For HomeReady loans, financed properties owned by a non-occupant co-borrower that are owned separately from the borrower are excluded from the number of financed properties calculation."

To protect/maintain the corporate veil, you need to avoid co-mingling and using the LLC as your “alter-ego” (that is he legal term)...

Knowledge workers – Usually the millennials who kept their jobs despite the pandemic and are able to work from home – are the segment who mainly drives the increase in the “Zoom” destinations.

Both properties were bought off the MLS and pretty much rent ready (not from a turnkey co, but close enough).

I co-host a monthly multifamily meetup in the Waukesha area.

Just make sure to get their parents to co-sign the lease.

I live in Colorado which is also a expensive market but for my first property should I just focus on my local market?

With low vacancy rates and increased business development from Amazon, Dollar General and ABC Supply Co. this market is a great opportunity for turnkey investments and high yield out of state purchases.