The meet up groups in Central PA and the York area has some of that information as well.

I hope all is well.I am an investor from Seattle, looking to expand my business into Central Texas.

New windows, New Central air & furnace, new water heater, New carpet in basement and upper bedrooms, 1st Floor Hardwood floors.

@Andrew Kougl is correct, the book on long-distance investing by David green is a must-read for those in low cashflow states that want to buy in more cash flowing areas.I'm happy to give you a market update of central IA, it is not the cash flow king like some other areas around the midwest & southeast, but from what I understand building a team in an area is the key to success.I'm just lucky I live in an area that I really like economy, RE market, and have networked extensively, that stuff just make such a big difference. 

Biggest decision right now is whether or not to add central air or not?

We will have a few after the first of the year in Central AR Available.

My market doesn't necessarily have to be students since it is still pretty close to Central Indy.

Currently have $15K in savings.B) Sell my duplex and and use the cash to invest Out of State (I am thinking of Austin/Central Texas Area or ATL Area)My financial goals are for my Real Estate income to be at least $10K a month by the time I am 40.

In addition to that, they often don't report precisely what they did to fix a problem, or which problems they forgot to work on.This leads me to needing a centralized system to track/manage their tasks.I suppose before I get to my ideas - does anyone have this problem, and have a ready-to-go app or service they use to organize handymen, that they've found useful, especially given that handymen are often not technologically adept, and have very little interest in downloading a new app or learning a new system?

But about three years ago we at the Business Journal noticed some real momentum building on the east side — and not just in Central East Austin, even way out by the airport.