We are graciously open to any tips and suggestions that will yield success to our business and are willing hustle to gain as much experience and insight in the world of real estate as possible.

More than likely current owner doesn't want current tenants to know property is in transition until last possible moment.

Personal stuff - I love spending as much time as possible with my 5 yr old daughter and the rest of my family, I love fitness (generally work out at least 5x a week), and I've recently developed (better late than never) a passion for real estate investing as a means of 'getting out of the rat race' as well as acquiring knowledge in general in order to better myself and share that knowledge to help others.I haven't uploaded my Pro video yet, but I plan to as soon as I get a moment so my BP peers can get a better feel (beyond the photo) for who I am. 

If at all possible, I would love to meet up with you over coffee to pick your brain on REI in general and specifically what you look for in the Columbia area.I'm looking to buy my 3rd investment property in the next 2-3 months so I'm starting the searching process soon.

He has 2 surviving kin, one of which is institutionalized, and I'm fairly certain his (middle aged) daughter will want to sell.What makes this a possibly great opportunity is the fact that he was the first owner of the home, built in the late 50s early 60s, and owns the property free and clear!

I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for knowledgeable real estate attorneys in the southern Indiana area (mostly Evansville, and/or possibly Indy) who could do things like closings, and who would be comfortable working with creative financing options like owner financing, lease options, subject to, and sandwichs or wraps.

Hi Everyone - I've been reading through this site to try an absorb as much advice, lessons, and financing information as possible, but haven't found any answers for my exact question.I'm interested in finding hard money lenders to finance larger down-payments on multi-family units (loans of 60K or less).

And if you play your cards right, your rental could possibly pay both mortgages!..

Find as many as possible and network with everyone and anyone in the business.

Hi Jo-Ann.I'd like to invest as local as possible.