Have you downloaded one of the many app's that help you look at properties to find owners or jumped on the local GIS system?

I bought all their systems and all are good.   

I know you have to spend money to make money, but my money is not long like I want and I know it’s a better system.

A business revolves around systems.

Again, not because THEY are getting a lead means the "system works".

These items can be depreciated over 5 or 7 years: Fixtures, furniture, controlled access gates, alarm systems, computerized systems, security systems, movable partitions, etc.This accelerated depreciation strategy allows the property investors to immediately reduce their tax liability and in turn, increase their bottom line by offsetting income.

If the offer is accepted with an inspection contingency, I’ll have my inspector double check all the systems and structure to confirm I did not miss anything.

Doing a search for collection companies for landlords in Indiana netted a company called IC System.

The thought alone that the court system of Massachusetts did not check this before the initial foreclosure is irresponsible and only slowing the court system down by causing more work. 

So when prime season starts, it's still hard for people to find a place to book.As far as pointers go:* Don't use a property manager, I can show you the system's we use to automate things as much as possible to save you 20%-25% of your income.* You can utilize a 10% down loan in multiple area's IF you wanted too. * Lean more on actual rental data from investors/agents vs airdna & other software's.* Make sure the market's you invest in are STR friendly.