We believe this is because they are not familiar with note investing, crowd-funded investments, commercial real estate investing, debt investing, etc. 

I'm not fond of holding large amounts of debt, something I know I'll have to get over to be successful in the market. 

Indianapolis has one of the best combinations of strong economic/demographic trends and good cash flow and I don't see that changing.

(Healthy cash flow from day one, qualifies for long term debt, we have enough capital to fund a healthy cap-ex and reserves account). 

this is starting to become a self fulfilling prophecy.. for not reason other than the market is returning to balance. the risk in landlording is your units go vacant which did happen in 08.. or get run down and you do not have the funds to properly maintain them because you only have enough income to cover fixed debt.

Not sure if this is the right section to post in but I can't find something fitting.This is about some issues with the BP phone app.When creating a post, the line breaks when writing the post do not stay when actually posting so everything gets combined into one giant paragraph.This post has three line breaks but it doesn't look like it (at least on the phone app).

If you’re curious about the debt side, read articles by David Van Horn.PM me if you want further thoughts.

I was never in to 'investing' until I saw Biggerpockets and ran numbers;Of the 2 condos I'd bought in 2009 BEFORE I saw this as a business had combined 200K equity.

I can refi my rental and free up my VA loan capability except my income is low and I have 58% debt to income.

Hi,I have a 2-part question seeking some level of clarity from the group as my own research has not been conclusive.I would like to set up a LLC primarily to hold RE investments like private equity/debt funds or syndications but would like to keep my name hidden(at least not easily publicly searchable).