I'm 24 and work primarily in the Indianapolis market, focusing on new build duplexes that offer great cash flow and low maintenance—perfect for someone looking to build a steady income stream and leave a legacy.Given your situation, investing in rental units could be a solid choice.

I found the best solution was to set up auto pays for all the accounts and then make a google doc with all the info broken down by property for periodic reviews.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

Since I have datazapp send look up phone numbers and email addresses for existing customers in my database their results is very accurate, but you need to read my previous post to see how much bad data you get from any service due to people changing their email addresses, moving, changing the phone numbers and passing away.

I see this come up on the forums from time to time and as a mortgage broker myself here are the strategies I implement to work with great lenders1.

It was a unique deal, a 2-2 single family that had a weird layout - but for our purposes it was perfect!

The team is very responsive if anything comes up or you have ideas for new features.

This to me seems akin to going to a bar to pick up chicks.

After 7 times, I would for hell give up.

Don’t want all of my insurance policies to go up or deal with the hassle due to this neighbors negligence.Worth hiring a lawyer to send a demand letter?