We were talking last week, but can't remember if I included the below in that conversation..I work in Indy.

I would suggest looking for someone local that you can have a good conversation with about what your options are.  

When he disclosed to the property management company that his dryer wasn't working (and never has actually worked), they directed him to the part of the lease that he signed(The fact that he signed it without reading is a different story, don't even get me started on that one haha Im going to have that conversation with him later) that says "All appliances in the home are property of the owner however MAY NOT BE RELIABLE and do not come at the cost of the lesser(owner)" It then went on to say that if they break, the tenant should nicely store them away in the garage where "kids and animals cant get to them."

Ultimately if you not satisfied with your realtor, you should have a conversation to fix it.

Hi All,I am here, as most of you are, because I am aware how powerful RE Investing can be for wealth creation.  

I would like to learn about power options.

We not only shared this list at last month's AVID Investors meeting- An Idaho Real Estate Investor's Club - we also powered up our power teams and introduced some actual contacts.  

@Justin Hamel, sorry didn't mean to hijack your conversation, but I think the conversation does help illustrate that there are all sorts of ways to make money in REI and you never know where you are going to find a niche. 

25000 Power Ball Tickets.....My advice would be to come up with a plan that you believe would work based on sound research and planning.

Money is gone unless you refi, and your buying power has now been reduces even more than it would if you used debt services.If your paying with a percentage down with debt service, your getting COC.