Solid block home.

@Max Pallatt there are quite a bit of solid multi family homes in and around Indy.

Developing that trust with someone you don't know may seem like a challenge, but if you approach it correctly, you should be able to achieve a pretty solid foundation of trust.The best way is to talk to others who have had an experience investing with the sponsor already.

I occasionally go to the Alamo REIA, it’s a big bigger and harder to meet folks because of the setting but it’s a solid group. 

I would take a couple thousand bucks and run a solid PPC campaign and get sellers calling you.

Pretty solid software. 

It's a pretty large meetup and a few of us there are focused on Pueblo and a lot of solid advice/services can be found there. 

We went with option 1 for our first investment property where we saved up and purchased a $59k home at about 698 square feet with solid cash flow, but both options are great depending on what you're looking for as your end goal.Our main goal was cash flow so we went after what we could afford to get the ball rolling. 

Once you have some money saved up for a solid "emergency fund", look into house hacking your first property.

Building is solid. 2 units have tenants that have been there 20 plus years ( their rents are about $100 per month under market rates)I can maybe raise rents a bit for $2,400 more a yrI can pay cash.