+1...fish through BP, bet you'll be surprised at how many people from your market post here.

@Jingjing Ye I like Indianapolis and Kansas City a lot and have been active in both since 2010.

I decided to stop lurking and become an active member.I am super nervous about this next phase in my life. 

Hi Rhoda  So depending on your income and credit score I would say best bet to get a FHA is using a mortgage broker in your area.

If you are in-line with comps (which I think you will be), then you have to take a hard decision - do you bet on making minimal or negative cash flow and get potential juicy capital appreciation OR find another deal. 

He’s very active on the site, has podcasts, runs a management company and invests himself in Trenton.

Congratulations on your acquisition, @Holly Wenzel.I would echo most of the other posts here and heavily recommend reselling the parcel to an active local developer, establish a relationship with that developer (and all the rest in the area) and start down the path of finding land for them on a regular basis.My experience has been that vertical construction experts don't posses the time or talent for finding undervalued land.

My first deal I paid cash for a small 3/1 in an area that was heavy with gang activity.  

I have always invested within an hour of a urban area that is growing and am active in Pueblo West Colorado.

Technically, you are not actively working with clients, but you can refer people who are looking to buy or sell to an active agent and get a 25%-30% referral fee on any commissions generated.