I pass by a vacant house everyday.

New investors tend to stress out for years about their first deal or two, and then when it comes to the most important peice of the puzzle regarding how their property will perform and how passive their experience will be, they get lazy and don't develop a process for screening. 

If you do the latter, you need to screen the new person the same way you did the first person.I offered to let her have roommates, but she doesn’t want to deal with it because she has no one that she would trust to do it.She said “You know I have a big *** dog, but you didn’t know that I like to walk around the house naked too” hahahaSounds like I’m losing this one. 

If they aren't too bad, can use the money to get a mortgage, rent a room in your house and use that income to pay down the student loan, you may want to think about it.

Hello, I am interested to invest in Indianapolis with a group  of investors.Looking to Buy  houses for fix & Flip at the price of 120K and would like to know about neighbourhoods or areas we should focus on.Thank you

Also, once I get my first house, how am I gonna get my second if they’re basing it off my income? 

The plan for each house that we work on together is that at the end of each project, we split the money three ways. 1/3 toward the designer/real estate professional, 1/3 toward the private money lender, and 1/3 for myself.  

The macroeconomics here has been amazing - lots of job growth and population growth along with big companies moving and developing here (Intel, Google, FB, Amazon, etc.).

I tried to find the best house in the best neighborhood with the best price with the best tenant.

I moved from Florida to start investing in Columbus because of the same reason.https://www.zillow.com/learn/hottest-housing-markets-2024/