If you say "I want to make money" that's kind of generic. 

That does not go for robocalls.I personally get a lot of letters/postcards, because I'm an out-of-state landlord and they're all so generic that I assume that they're all newbies, who went to some guru class and who don't have cash and are just trying to get something under contract to assign.

This generic advice of just go out of state is very bad as it pushes people toward Turnkey providers who in some cases eat souls. 

Buy and hold on.Below are some generic guides on how to get started learning about investing, followed by a guide that can help you find a good property manager.

I am going to give you some generic thoughts. 

Indiana is great for primary home owners with low property taxes but as an investor, you lose the homestead (homeowner), mortgage and supplemental exemptions.

I would like to learn more and eventually supplement my architecture income with a BRRR income stream, but I am looking to learn and find opportunities to invest.

Those just cost a lot of money, and typically are pretty generic. 

The word has been used by so many companies and individuals to describe so many different definitions, that it is super generic now.  

Just send a generic note to the old address with the notation on the envelope saying do not forward, address correction requested (buy a rubber stamp later).