hi everyone, oos investor currently looking to invest in terre haute. would love to connect with folks familiar with the area and recommendations of any good real estate agents, contractors, inspectors, property managers, etc. local to be a part of my boots on the ground team.

All asset managers for REO's are limited by similar guidelines.

Mostly by securing the financing and managing the project, I was able to meet all of my deadlines.

As someone who reports to sec for our loan portfolio - blows my mind how loans held for sale must be reconciled and valued frequently where as held for investment never have to be adjusted.

I am managing the MTR and hired a property manager for the 3 long terms) and am trying to set goals for my 3rd property- hopefully in about a year’s time.

We manage vacancies for a lot of out-of-state and out-of-country landlords.

Our efficient project management ensured the renovations were completed on time and within budget.

I spent 5+ Years in Rental Management before Real Estate.

The reason being, and maybe I assumed, but with the amount saved to start a portfolio, 150k, I thought a city like Cleveland or for the sake of argument Detroit, would stretch that farther for more homes.

If you self manage and have less than 4 units you are exempt from fair housing, but there are also local Seattle laws that may trip you up.