Because I own businesses in other fields its great to wall off the software by company from the employees view but from my vantage point it's one system that reaches people in all parts of the organization, allows us all to work together on projects and enhances inter office communications.

There are a variety of opportunities in Indianapolis, you just need to identify your goals and resources (capital, time, skills, experience level, etc.)

But since I'm not part of the transaction, it's not really my call, let's see those negotiating skills!

I am pretty skilled at finding good deals, thanks for responding. 

Congratulations, The only thing I would say is "organization is key"...

I'm practicing my property analyzing skills but hopefully if I do find where everything works out then I'll make an offer.

I feel like the return will end up being low to nothing. (2) PM is something that is a skill and a system that needs to be perfected and I feel like you're underestimating (1) the difficulty and (2) the importance of a good property manager.

Alternately, if you are in a hot market, have no money, aren't willing to work your tail off, have no skills to add any real value, etc. then you should have no reasonable expectation of making any return at all, and if you do then it is probably coming via ill gotten ways.Wasn't there a Led Zeplin song with lyrics something like "...and he's buying an escalator to heaven"  Jay? 

Hey @Marcus Durant  Negotiation skills is the focus now.

Maybe you are highly skilled at fixing tricky title problems, so you can close on properties that nobody else can or will touch.