@Brittany Goree attend the webinar tomorrow on BP the price is right, free.

@Brittany Goree You could set up an LLC that you both own and see what happens during that experience.

@Mark PembertonAlton Gore is in Daytona Beach.

@Jon Gore You might consider working with a mailing list broker.

For more information, see Tex.

@Brandon Payne courtesy of Cameron Harris, here is some great high-level info.2018 State of Downtown Indy: https://patch.com/indiana/indianapolis/2018-state-downtown-downtown-indy-inc-shares-growthRedevelopment of PanAm Plaza: https://amp.indystar.com/amp/1646337002Old Airport Site Redevelopment: https://www.ibj.com/articles/70966-airport-board-approves-214m-land-sale-for-infosys-campusThe Lawn @ White River: https://www.ibj.com/articles/70671-state-plans-27m-permanent-concert-venue-for-white-river-state-parkTwin Aire Development Plan: https://lisc.app.box.com/s/0389cx7xicqpnpay1ov4fdabxboiutulIndy Go Red Line Rapid Transit: https://www.indygored.comI have a bunch of notes on economics and affordability, community development, and business growth as well if you're interested.Actually I am also moving there as well (on Sunday!)

Tex.

Welcome @Aaron Gore there are tons of great resources on BP.

You have a track record of experience, of successful deals, of knowledge...If you go re-read my story, you will realize that lack of capital did not stop me from acquiring an apartment building.

Get something with multiple rooms you can rent out through Airbnd or for rent and have that cover most if not all of your monthly bill.In addition, if you use BRRR strategy you can get back you initial capital when you go re-finance and apply your initial down payment towards your business if you need to.I wouldn't worry about student loans unless you just have a very high interest rate, keep making you monthly minimum payments plus some extra towards principal to keep your score where it is or higher and pay it down.