We do love the Indy market - but that comes with heavy bias hahaDefinitely check-out groups on Facebook also - Real Estate Investors of Indianapolis, etc. for other opportunities to connect and review off-market deals.Best of luck to you!

If there is, any heavy rains will cause water levels to increase upstream and all of that will funnel into the creek downstream-and it won't just be water from one area.  

He's licensed everywhere but is easy to work with and typically has competitive rates.

Amenities are critical in today’s competitive value add environment.

We currently have a roof sized heavy duty tarp covering the entire roof and are at a standstill on that issue.

I understand I will have to overcome a competitive market but I would appreciate any tips!

I currently live in Raleigh, NC which is a pretty competitive market with thin margins.

This also provides central air in the Summer, which is a competitive advantage in a market like NJ. 

It's the 90/10 rule though (10% of agents get 90% of listings) so you really need to do it full time lots of competition.

We are doing an heavy renovation on just a 1600 sq ft semi detached brick building to generate as much rent as possible.