The house is located in Northwest Indiana just minutes from the expressway and shopping.

You will probably  pay a lot  more for her but it's probably still less than paying capital gains.If you want a reasonably priced competent exchange and can rationalize yourself to probably never seeing our ugly mugs in person (although coffees on me anytime you're in St.

I'm interested in buy and hold investment property strategies and BRRR strategies, particularly in 2-4 unit family houses, and will probably pull off my first deal through a house-hack.I'm seeking investors from my area because 1) I think it would be very cool to have a circle of local area investors that are all connected with each other and 2) Even a quick phone call or a chat over a cup of coffee with an investor who has actually gone through the process of a few deals would be an awesome opportunity for me.So, if you're from this area or know someone from this area, then please comment!

Do you need that morning coffee, or do you just need to sleep earlier.

It'll blow your mind how quickly you can become your own empire and I'd love to grab a lunch, coffee, or a beer and talk about it with any of you guys in person or on the phone.

If $500k is your loan limit, shop at a cheaper price point.

I like buying rent and holds in high density areas around colleges, hospitals, heavy shopping districts.

Very Bill Gulley like.... if your having problems with daisy chains.. ( me personally if I get a hint of a daisy chain last time I ever interact with that person).There are no ethics in wholesaling and no rules... for me if I wanted a property and you think its being shopped by numerous people licensed or not..

Upon my arrival, I will also be seeking my first multifamily property (I am already in the process of getting pre-approved) and wanted to reach out to the Denver community to see if there is anyone that would be around to grab a coffee and talk real estate/finance? 

If you have enough for a down payment go conventional and avoid PMI, it's money down the drain that you never recoup. 2) If only it were as easy as shopping online.