You are defiantly on the right track investing in Indianapolis!

Track record:To be able to successfully raise money, you will need a better track record than is required by most hard money companies.

Over the years, I have been working part time managing a small volume of single family properties and decided to focus on this business full time.Since I really can't afford to go an extended period of time without income as I ramp up my business, I am considering investing in a franchise where I can utilize proven methods that can support a business that can scale up in volume.I would love to build some relationships in the industry and network locally in Atlanta as well.I welcome any feedback on my plan mentioned above, the value you place on outsourcing this service, guidance on growing the business and anything else relevant to property management.Wow. 

I listen to the BP podcasts during my daily commute which has proven an invaluable way to spend otherwise worthless time. 

(Doubt it) When I do that, it is easy to loose track of the size and I type sort of fast.

It would be better to look at more properties and come back to it later if it's proven to be a good deal. 

I would prefer to have a partner with capitol to finance it, but I don't have a track record and I want to act quick, so I guess I will go with bank financing.

But lots of rentals listed in the 10-15 year old track home vinyl villages that are all located on the outskirts of town, which are most likely foreclosure buy ups, as this town was hit hard during the recession.

I'm looking for someone who can Answer the phone 24/7 & maybe track leads, schedule showing of potential properties and tracking leads for me.

Hey @Chris Siegler ,You're on the right track!