In my relative short time on BP, I've found it to be extremely useful and beneficial to set keyword search alerts for "Indianapolis" and you'll start to see who the main players in the Indianapolis market are and a good way to identify potential individuals you may want to further connect with.  

I would recommend you focus on identifying what you want to do to support your REI goals, do you want to go to college, get a degree and (hopefully) a good-paying job to finance your REI?

What risk have they identified?

Drive neighborhoods to identify potential properties/areas; review listings and available properties and begin performing a thorough analysis on them; talk to agents, other wholesalers, investors, etc.; talk to banks and other lenders to identify sources of funding.

I've identified the perfect property and even have 31 people (not including myself) willing to be founding residents in the Denver community.Because this is a new industry trying to solidify itself and tiny houses have been on the fringes since their inception traditional banks aren't willing to lend toward it.

I'm thinking of having my tenants pay a specific amount so I can identify them on my statements.

Hello I'm new to investing and trying to figure out the proper system to identify and analyze homes.

Hello I'm new to investing and trying to figure out the proper system to identify and analyze homes.

Hi @Brenda Mercado Baez -1) I don't know the FL market, so I won't try to comment on the best approach as it relates to SF and MF properties.2) The number of properties that you can identify depends - take a look at this article about the identification rules - it does a better job of explaining the options than I can. 

The more you watch the market, the easier it will be to identify a deal when one becomes available.