Once I would get a property under contract I would have my agent take a video of the property. 

I know Lakewood is also pretty popular (LOTS of multi family) however you need to know the city a bit because the quality can vary neighborhood by neighborhood.  

I have been routinely listening to BP podcasts and been reading some of the more popular books (Rich Dad Poor Dad etc.)In particular, I intend to be a "buy and hold" investor focusing mainly on single family and multifamily (duplexes, triplexes) homes in and around the Indianapolis / Carmel region in B+/B- neighborhoods.Looking to connect with BP members and develop relationships.- Anshul

I’m surprised that so few folks on here are looking for video and photography services.

@Eric DeVito I am partial to Columbus, Ohio because of the great things going on here right now, combined with property still remaining relatively affordable...I personally would't focus on the most popular areas for investing...due to the piranhas that inevitability show up to hot markets and drive up prices. 

At BP, you can watch and learn from the free online videos and educational courses on this site.

The DST strategy is less popular, so there are many less people offering it as a service.

He went above and beyond and video taped every house we looked at while were out of the country! 

If you compare Indy's population growth with that of other popular cash flow markets, you'll see it stacks up very well---Memphis .1%, Cleveland -2.7%, Chicago .3% Birmingham .8%.

Yo say it ias if making money from selling their system is a bad thing.They spend time making videos.