3. lastly since I am virtual instead of going myself to the property can I hire a house inspector and how much would it be?

I purchased the property in 2017, I have completely renovated the one bedroom side, which is currently a furnished long-term rental.

Hi there - I'm an investor new to the Indianapolis Residential Market and I was looking to network with active Residential Investors. With the market in a tricky place, I was curious how other investors were financing...

Do make sure that you are over-insured if anything, and as Chris suggests, don't do dumb things with the property.....no loose handrails, broken steps, etc.

As I build my cash position, I may buy another, all cash, property in the next year or two. 

Interested in investing in real estateI have experience of 2 years which I did wholesaling My goals are to increase capital + accumulate properties.

Anytime I am working with a seller and the exterior pops the property always sells quickly then if they did not do much or anything to it.

One of my properties is in a C-area.

I would definitely justify charging 1.5x the market rent for the inconvenience of not being able to move into the property. 

When you know the buying process, the neighborhood, and how to find the property on your own, and are ready to buy another property: How can you avoid the 2-3% buyer commission portion going to an agent on an MLS listed property, without having to get your license and pay the costs of having a license?