That will severely sway my response.I've always bought turnkeys long-distance (from a company, not an individual) and there's lots of ways to do due diligence on everything being advertised.

That all ended when I learned how to advertise online at my local college.

That's not to say that double digit returns aren't possible, but you need to do your research!

Secondly look to FREE advertising to start with.

By publicly advertising/marketing a property for sale they are practicing real estate without a license, and subject to all fines and penalties associated with doing so.6. 

It's not going to appreciate anywhere close to HI or CA or other high appreciation markets but Indy has been seeing some strong appreciation the last 2 years or so---even double digits during some periods.

Account Closed Yes, I was looking in the Stuy and those properties easily in the 7 digits.

My advertising is on CL and offline methods. 

Appreciation has likely slowed for a bit, but the area hasn’t avgeraged double digit appreciation over the past decade.Factors that make this a great area: -High growth rate-Lack of Land (on a island) - lack of rental housing 1% vacancy, (lower on 2-3 bedrooms)- High rent prices ($2200+ for 3 bedroom) 

The second you advertise a contract people will throw their deposit money at you before they even look at the house.