Define your business plan3.

Where we could go in and define what many RE words and abbreviations mean for people who are new to the game.

Depends on how you define the "metro area".

It's a "touch" - "Touch More" is not necessarily defined by the medium of which they using to "touch"

I can tell you, for example, that millennials as professionals or industrial workers, often prefer the East side, primarily the 67207 zip code, and are willing to spend up to $1200 per month in rent, or they want something spacious with character in College Hill. 

@Jason RadzyminskiIt really depends on whether or not you can get another bedroom (legally defined of course) and a bathroom in the basement without busting your rehab budget.

I tested a few "neighborhoods" in the application, and the unfortunately data can be highly misleading (Note:  How this website defines "neighborhoods" may be different than common definitions (one simple example would be how they define the borders of Fountain Square - I don't think that most real estate professionals would say that Fountain Square goes that far east).Also, if you take as an example a neighborhood like Butler-Tarkington, on the south end (38th-42nd), it can be quite rough and $50k houses can be found readily, but in the northern end of the exact same neighborhood, you can find beautiful virtual mansions with manicured lawns which can easily be $500k - $1MM.So, just to summarize, while there are some "tools" which can be helpful, this just further illustrates once again, how difficult & challenging, Indianapolis can be & how one must do their own due diligence.Best,Matthew

What areas of Atlanta are you defining as a war zone?

Okay, I think that's enough characters for my first post!

I found this community through the BiggerPockets podcast and learned this would be a great place to further my real estate education.My goals for real estate are not yet fully defined.