As a part of due diligence on my first investment property under contract in Indianapolis,  inspection report recently came out and it didn't come good as expected and probably typical for 100 year old home.Major issues: Termite issue (live) , foundation issue, electric system not updated (no GFCI outlets anywhere like kitchen bathroom garage outside), brick chimney pulling away and deteriorated brick at bottom .

I mean there are alot of fancy ways to finance and crazy marketing and creative methods but the bottom line and the safest way is to do what you are doing.

Please contact me if I can be of any help to you.By the way my email is incorrect on the bottom of the post not sure why I changed it on the [email protected]

Bottom line is you can preach 10-12 year holds all you want and your NA investors will nod their heads and swear they're in it for the long term but in five years in they're all going to be wanting their money back.I'm talking to investors from Asia whose investment horizon is fifty years or more and that changes what you're willing to pay significantly.

I think it just adds to the bottom line cost of building and thus ultimately passed through to buyers.  

@Chris ThigpenThe bottom line is use a RMLO all the time.They know the safe act and the Dodd Frank alot better than anybody, better than any attorney

Hello to all the great people of BP.My name is Frederick and I'm new to this investors industry.I'm thankful,humble and I'm ready to do whatever it takes to be successful starting from the bottom and working my way up to the top.I live in Clermont fl and I would love to connect with any investors in my area that could coach/mentor me I would really appreciate that alot!!

@Michael GutierrezWhen you have a question go to Realtor.com and scroll to the bottom of a listing and look at the listing source and it will list the MLSMy guess for most of those would be Corpus Christi

@Mike CalabreseSome of the most successful people I know in real estate started at the bottom.

Noticed that it has a copyright for Tennessee Association of Realtor on the bottom page.