However, Indy is an inexpensive city to travel in and out of and has attractive prospects for landlords and property owners.

As long as it's during the day and not during quiet hours (usually 10pm - 7am) then you're stuck.You can't discriminate against kids, but you should always warn people looking at the upstairs apartment that their noise travels downstairs.

I’ve been doing my best to get familiar with the neighborhoods via Google maps and Zillow until I am able to travel there and drive the blocks.

I’m a 26 y/o traveller spending most of the year in Charleston and the rest in Summit County, CO.

Because of pent up demand the listings at booked or have been taken off market due to travel restrictions.

My intention is to fix this place up unit by unit and ideally rent to traveling professionals.Any input/guidance is appreciated.

“Two roads diverged in a wood, and II took the one less traveled by,And that has made all the difference.”

Passenger volume fell from over 2 million daily at the beginning of March to a rock bottom of only 90,000 in mid-April, according to TSA checkpoint statistics, as stay-at-home orders and travel restrictions hit.

We are in a similar situation.I missed the meeting in Niceville just due to travel time for me, but I did find a Zoom meeting to attend that is the last Tuesday of each month:Real Estate Investor Networking (zoom meeting) https://www.meetup.com/FWBRealEstate/events/tqkcvryccfbnc/I can't vouch for this since I have not attended.I'm only starting my networking so I expect to make progress in this front in the next 90 days.Real Estate is nuclear here so there's got to be tons of information and meetups, etc.

Since it’s sale I have been traveling with my significant other who is a traveling nurse, and I’ve been working as a independent-contractor in Saint Petersburg Florida.