I had a great relationship with the owners so the job that I was working in Tennessee agreed to pay out my commissions from deals that I closed before moving to Indiana.  

I plan to attend an REIA meeting this week, actually a few, and have started building relationships with people from my county in the appraisal district and banks.

I think it's all about the relationship building.

I suggest you ask a couple title companies that you have a relationship with, whst you want to accomplish, ask them how you could do that and let them decide how they would like to do it.

I am not necessarily asking for a job, more like the opportunity to get some experience, learn, grow, and build good relationships with those already investing in real estate.

You won't find that the MLS instantly opens the door to investments you couldn't find on Zillow, but it does help you learn your market by looking at historical data.

I think it would be an ok block for a buy and hold, but that block does not have the ...not sure how to say it...the beauty of some of the other blocks, thus will not draw the higher prices some of the other blocks will draw.One thing though to be aware of is where the historical district boundaries are.

I suggest start learning about they types of financing,  contacting various lenders  and learning their terms, and start building relationships.

I suggest contacting any you are considering and trying to build a relationship in advance.

Thank you for letting me be apart of this great family of great minds.Look forward to making new relationships.