This type of product carries high risk. 

Coming from someone who bought their first investment properties out-of-state, I would highly recommend it!

However, it is ideal for the high-income earners (and thus high tax liability). 

The As are likley too high value for most investors. 

Screaming high / fast interest rates employed by the Fed, $10 Trillion in federal spending, extremely low home sales, corporate earnings revised lower and lower, inverted yield curve for Treasury Bonds, etc…, all indicated a recession on the horizon.

I decided to use this time to listen to audio books on real estate investing so I started out with the guide to investing in real estate, and I am currently on the guide to flipping houses.I would love to hear from some of you guys who have already started their journey (or maybe are well into their journey!)

But now that prices are so high, interest rates are high, insurance premiums have shot through the roof, etc. many investors are wondering how to make this work.

While the BRRRR strategy can be highly effective in the right conditions, the current market conditions in Indianapolis (characterized by flat rent prices and high-interest rates) pose significant challenges.

My wife and I are both high earners and are looking more to make our money work for us by purchasing properties or even possibly private lending. 

A HELOC would be my ideal situation but credit is not high enough.