I also recommend you read this article I wrote for Bigger Pockets titled How to Invest in Real Estate Before Turning 21.

I've been able to explore it using this website:https://981.jp/Because it is so weird, I feel like I can exchange a lot of value with other people who have developed some insights into that specific niche market.I want to find more out about the specifics of the process, if it's possible to get financing for it, what are the possible pitfalls etc.Does anyone have any insight to this?

I am currently exploring private lending and seller financing options but in the event these options don't work out what other creative financing options should I look into?

This is a wonderful article!

I would say that many folks try to connect with other investors by means of platforms such as Bigger Pockets yes, also getting involved with a few REIA (right now is a great time for online meetings and the ability to be a part of REIAs all over) and connect with some agents just to chat in the markets that you're looking into- I can help you there if you'd like for Indy and other areas.There are going to be various podcasts, articles, blogs, etc on markets and what's trending, but I would personally suggest using numbers as my point of guidance and not follow trends as much as historical/long term results.  

I may explore a few more options as well to minimize my carrying costs.Thanks!

I thought I'd post this recent article on cases of forged deeds on the rise. 

There is an old LA Times article that came up saying 15 people was legally OK in a one bedroom, 800 sqft apartment.There is also a bunch of articles that say landlords have the right to restrict the number of people in a unit and using the 2+1 rule is probably safe.

I've tried TenantCloud (just as a test case) and really liked the features and simplicity.Here's an article that reviews some of the more popular systems: https://rentprep.com/reviews/b...

**Property: ARV: $90K ( being safe there was 1 comp that should for $98K and 1 pending for $95K) **Repairs:  She explained a bunch of minor things that could be $10K-$15K ( all mechanics have been update and roof within 7 years) The pictures she sent home is definitely livable **This property can rent for $1050/ month **Mortgage Amount $63000*Monthly Mortgage payment $696 Im curious to hear the creative strategies as the cash offer just doesn't make sense here but I want to explore all options