I don't really mind the travel to Indianapolis but I do recognize that having property close to home is a big convenience.

I've been leaning towards buy & holds in OH or IN, and looking at certain areas that cash flow pretty well, the houses all seem to be built from 1900's-1930's.

I have recently sstarted leaning toward 2 families that ahve a small apt. on 2nd floor and larger apt. on first fl.

Though there are very few apartments in vegas that low, and apartments seem to mostly sell as entire complexes of units..I've seen as small as 10, up to 70 unit apartments for sale.Phillip : Yeah I have learned to only buy in the city and desirable locations near convenient shopping locations, and highways.

I don't feel like he's ever really represented my interests, always just what's convenient or easy for him.

Our local stations in my area are all right leaning as is the population here.Newspapers follow the bias of the owners as well.

Our plan is solid, but we have only gone through the full process 3 or 4 times, so no REAL track record established that we can lean on.

One solution may be to schedule showings on Saturday or some other day that's convenient, 10 to 15 minutes apart for 60 to 90 minutes so you can accommodate several prospects.

But I did notice she barely reviewed the piles of receipts I had assembled using NEAT but used the front sheets reports NEAT generates to summarize all the expenses.Mileage was a big deal, if it was specific to a property she allowed it but well documented mileage to do other business was in most cases denied but it wasn't worth arguing about.It was an exhausting three days but I leaned a lot.

Marc Bodinger I'm leaning towards flipping, possibly a live in flip for my first home to get my feet wet.