Since I spend a lot of time in traffic, I have had plenty of time to listen to audio books, and one that has really inspired me is David Greene's "Long Distance Real-Estate Investing".Hoping to hear from others who have invested out-of-state without going the turnkey route, others who invest in Columbus, or anyone else who would like to network or share experiences! 

I work full time as a tax manager (for now...) but I hope to become more active in this community and look forward to networking with you all. 

Please respond if you are interested in forming a real estate networking group in the Indianapolis, In area.

Im looking to network and learn as much as I possibly can about real estate and later on investing.

So I'll add here that you're better off starting by reading multi-family books (including two of David Lindahl), listening to podcasts, asking questions on BP, networking.)

I am currently working on networking in my area and found a local meetup on the July 16th that I plan to attend.From all the strategies that I learned about so far I plan on starting with a multi-family unit that I can BRRRR so I can spring board into my next deal.

Working on educating ourselves, building a network, and learning about our local market (along with some potential out-of-state turnkey options).Looking forward to engaging with the BP community! 

Not a lawyer, nor CPA, so take this with due diligence:1.

I'm looking forward to networking with local investors/partners, contractors, brokers, etc.Good to meet you all!

I do enjoy programming on the side, which is self taught, but I would be more than happy to share that skillset as needed.I'm looking forward to networking with you all.