You may have to provide a discount/incentive to get someone in during a slow time.

Lenders are definitely going to get burned and they will be slow to lend again.

Drive for dollars and find slow moving rehabs and offer your services to mom and pop flippers.

I closed on a little bungalow (1060sqft) in East of downtown end of September of 2016 Started the rehab in October and finished by end of November, against all odds and suggestions listed the property end of November (typically the market is slow in December, and to reduce DOM people tend to hold on to their properties till new year) and within first week of listing received a full offer on asking price and closed on the house on the second week of January.Lessons Learned:1.

If that weren't enough, the process is slow and will cost close to $2,000 in fees.

Between 2000 and 2010, Indianapolis underwent a population explosion so it's natural to see the rate of increase slow down.

All too often investors study the numbers too deep and not the geographical location, companies and individuals they are giving their money, and not having enough money to make the investment move. 1.

I've batted the idea around but haven't decided between buying all three or doing a deep dive and buying one.

You need to choose one, at some point, and just dive deep into that area for a little while until your comfortable enough to get started. 

The educator receives money and it is in their best interest that the students make slow progress if any.