I'm currently finalizing my business plan for 2016, and we are about to use our contractors and key contacts to start on the implementation of that plan.

How much influence do the landlord/tenant laws of a state have on an investment strategy?

From what I've learned so far go through the key word alerts and try to engage in conversations.

Networking is key to success.Cheers!

I'm a new member  looking for like-minded investors in Indianapolis to learn and work together on Wholesaling and investing in turn-key properties and both performing and non-performing notes. 

I may look at review 50 places and look at 10 before 1 meets my criteria so I found being highly selective has been the key.

Hey @Theo HicksHere's my take the numbers are okay but if you have 500,000 to spend in Cincinnati market you could buy 6-7 turn key sfh or smaller 4 units and not have all your eges in one basket plus norwood is not the easiest place to deal with and depending on the side of norwood you have to be careful of the drug usages and the type of tents you will attract .

@Andrew Wong  good luck on your ventures.... the Turn Key industry has really risen up in the past 10 years...

One of the reasons I like real estate is the local influence on prices that at least buffers some of the outside effects of recession & monetary policy.

Whichever tactic you use, make sure to do it daily as it may take 100 emails to get 1 person who may just speak to you about listing.Also continue marketing to your SOI (sphere of influence) so that whenever they think of real estate they think of you and hopefully refer you to others.