In my opinion, the Founder’s Letter written by Jonathan expressed values of: (1) Open Communication, (2) Actively Engaged Management, (3) Care for Each ClientAlthough RDU was stellar in getting me off the ground in my first real estate venture, about halfway into our relationship, I noticed that action on core values expressed in the Founder’s Letter began to wane.Most recent, after Hurricane Florence, I received a text message from Jonathan saying, “Your properties faired well during the storm”.

I don't think I've seen anyone who is more active on BP.

I love the city of Indianapolis and seeking out the best deals for my clients.

Some people seek independence from needing a 9-5 job so their objective it to earn enough from owning, controling or managing real estate assets  to both pay all of their bills and even beyond that earn enough spendable dollars that they can use an in income on top of everything all the while building up assets which in the end they will own outright and have all the money that can come for the value of their assets in the long haul. 

Depends on investor activity.

I was talking to a realtor who was pushing the townhouses at Camelback saying they are the best for rentals but I can't imagine they get much rental activity in the summer.

I am just completely caught off guard by this situation being our first deal with tenants and seeking advice.  

Active listings don't mean much as they are most likely overpriced. 

You first need to meet an active trade or business for sec 179.

Honestly, your best bet is to actively network, read books (boring and interesting alike) and listen to podcasts to develop your knowledge.