Jeremy is known to some of the others in this thread for the syndicate deals he invests in, his due diligence standard, his views on the RE cycle etc.

@Lawrence Hasit  if your escalator is only $1 over the next highest, they would view them as equal bids and look at other specifics of the contract.  

Viewed this one today. 

In the book Landlording on Autopilot, he advocates a system were he gives someone a key and they go view it themselves.

I, too, am flying to Indy next week with my REIA to view properties that are in rehab and/or post rehab, check out select neighborhoods and get a feel for the market.

I viewed it and ran my numbers on it and walked away from it.

I paid a little extra for the realtor to handle setting up viewing appointments (listing realtor would just call me and leave a message that a buyer was coming out) and a lock box.  

The law doesn't help a single mother who makes a decent wage and has an ok credit score because she works and has a kid to take care of the likelihood that she can be the 1st person to view a property is slim.

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Hello Indy BP community,I plan to visit Indianapolis next week (3/21~3/23) to view potential investment properties and to get a feel for the city.