Then packaged a few such properties together, went to a bank and refinanced them out and then tried to find a new property to put those private lenders on.Admittedly, we usually left some of our own money in the properties (our average all in price is about 82% of the ARV) but we had some money to work with which not everyone does (why I recommend house hacking to start for most).

If you're dead set on self-managing, find and purchase a property that already has long-term tenants and will want to stay after the turnover.

I came across dealcheck.io which I find useful.

I wouldn't look for the next best tool, I would look to find your next best partner or mentor at real estate meetups.

Hi William, hoping you find a buyer soon.

I would be happy to talk to you about good areas to invest in Indy, and see if I can help you find what you're looking for! 

Do a search and you will find a lot of threads on this topic.

It's better than what you'll get from most attorneys and what you'll find on the internet.

When I was looking to find a property management company to rent out my own house I wasn't getting enough value for the money IMO and I would've loved if they offered an option where they only took care of maintenance and charged a lower percentage.

If you're willing to live in in one unit, you can buy up to a fourplex.Another possibility would be to find a passive partner.