Any advice, resources, or personal experiences you can share would be greatly appreciated!

There are also lots of fancy doodads on some of them where you can save money on fuel, or feel good about saving the environment- if that's your thing.

But if you have any questions about Innago, you can feel free to reach out to me!

Hope that helps in some way but feel free to reach out if you want to talk anything through. 

What you would normally repair on one house, another house same repairs the owner flips out and cries you're spending their money.When we get tenants who get carried away with repair requests (like 1-2 a month is ridiculous IMO) we usually get on the phone with them, level with them and then tell them we can find a replacement in that apartment since they feel its so bad.

I feel we could do that for around 300k, but that’s Indianapolis.

Start going to open houses see properties in person so you can start understanding how to analyze them based on what that particular home might need. 

Because of my personal schedule I don't have as much time to fix up the property anymore, so I'm looking for an exit probably as the most preferable outcome.

Personally, I like to seek debt from small local credit union and banks, aka portfolio lenders.

To the right person, I'd be glad to start passing off deals for which I don't have the bandwidth to handle.