It depends on many factors, some within your control and some not.I would suggest joining someone's team when you first start out.

Get a local realtor as part of your team and they can help you by not only telling you if a property is under contract but also inform you of when new homes come on the market.

Do you have a team working for you in Indiana?

The key is to have a great team that you trust managing the property while you are away.

Make sure that any team you are putting together has each of these, because they will be the lifeblood of your investing wherever you decide to put your money.If you're seriously interested in trying things out of town and would like to talk about Indy or just get some help in any way, fell free to email or call.

Who better to bring to the team than someone who deals with the publics real estate needs on a daily basis?

Self-storage and mobile parks are the hot commodity now.What I look for in a park is one in a jurisdiction that favors or at least has some favorable safeguards in the statutes for the landlord.

It started off with a very motivational background which certainly pulls your interest in.The find it chapter was extremely helpful it came up with good techniques and it told you how to put together your "team".The Fix it part also had great insider tips, different styles, ways to maximize profit.The flip it part was a little vague, there was good detail in closing a contract but it seemed to be lacking a few things and just touched over other more important parts.I'd definately recommend the book it does a great overall background in flipping from start to finish.

#2 Develop a team.

I suggest allocating alot of time to budgeting and coming up with a strict timeline and a team that will help you get to your goal.Good luck!