I am currently in the process of producing a web series that focuses on the Indianapolis investment real estate industry.My goal with the project is to produce professional quality interviews of real estate professionals in Indianapolis.  

Just learned about Bigger Pockets - our web site was updated a couple of years ago - www.caffreyloans.com.

From the Mass.gov web site - http://www.mass.gov/ago/consumer-resources/consume...You can only ask for the following:The first month’s rentA security deposit to cover the cost of any damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear (which may not exceed the amount of one month’s rent)The last month’s rent (the month that will turn out to be the tenant’s last one in the apartment)The cost of a new lock and key for the apartmentSo yes, you can ask for last month's rent at move in but the tenants will use that for their last month's rent so you won't end up with any extra money for damages.

@Jacquelyn SarpongI pull the probates from my county web-site daily and x-reference them with the AD to see if the estate/decedent owned Real Property.

I know there are some web apps out there like Personal Capital that are great if you'd like to link up accounts.

As the web grew enterprising 3rd party providers saw a great business niche and the development of IDX grew.

Is there a web site that breaks it down.

My primary goal is capital preservation.I am just a computer programmer who got lucky with a web company, and this forced me to learn something about investing.

Now if you are a go getter they are numerous web site you can use to get comps like zillow and realtor.com.

Most features seem to be free, and its web based (a plus for me).