Hey BP community,I was listening to a podcast here on BP (episode 181: Finding Deals and Scaling in a Competitive Market) and the special guest talked about a good way to get feelers for where the competition is flipping properties in your market.

I originally was going to look for the office with the most training available, but literally all the offices i have been to offer roughly the same amount of training according to the calendars they gave, so that has kinda confused me in regards to what next to look into...Right now the top 2 based on how i felt after talking to the brokers are Berkshire Hathaway and Florida Luxury Realty...Berkshire Hathaway from the beginning seemed like a more cleaner operation, since both offices i stopped into had that new home feeling and presented very professional.

People will talk about the Indianapolis rust belt, but won't talk $1.3 million custom builds.

@Rhea Jackson welcome to the greatest city in America :-) Let me know if you want to meet up for lunch or coffee and talk RE.

Let's talk and do some business, there's multiple angles we can work together in. 

I am new to real estate investing and would like to talk to members who have experience in flipping real state.Thank you Dennis Villamor

I have no experience at even talking to hard money lenders.

So far the contractor has replaced a compressor (burned out) and the condenser (with a goodman rep involved, neither of which could figure out why as they are so reliable)New line set to go in today for $500who is liable for this and who can I talk to about it? 

I would check with other wholesalers and possibly talk to a broker.  

Have you talked to the local authorities?