foreclosures are auctioned to the highest bidder and not available for purchase through MLS.

There is plenty of free information available and plenty of people will to share their advice.I used to live in Ithaca, NY and I hope to some day invest up there.

I could avail myself to help you look over things in counties that are online if you need or want the help.

I figured I'd ask to see if the house is still available and to my surprise it still is... this might mean that its not a deal but that's why I'm asking you guys for advice...It's currently listed at $399,000(she said its listed higher on the MLS) and it states that its 15% below market already..

Also, how do you guys feel about there not possibly having garage space available, and no elevator?

Tons of great information available here.

Some of the other factors include your tolerance for risk, your investment goals, your available capital and time, equity, current vacancy, and repairs needed.Is a 15% Return On Investment (ROI) sufficient for you if its a solid commercial tenant that will be there for the next 5 years and you don't have to worry about putting any on-going time or money into the management or upkeep of the property?

I recieved a call from a individual who did all the work on a apartment we just purchased and thought it might be good to have a guy available to do this.

Investors are making a lot of money in Indianapolis and we have access to some of the best properties available.

I am working on getting my credit back up to par.But I am trying to buy the house I am renting in as my first rental property, I am in charge of the house per the owner, so I am collecting rents, and we will have our final roommate (potential roommate) to check out the last room available on Apr 9th.