Hi Bryenne, I work for Huntington Bank in Shelby Twp, and I do a ton of HELOCs for customers that are buying investment properties.

But as the good point made, rentals are temporarily and situations change.

I did just get a 1 mil dollar facility in Charleston at 1 and 5.5 for new construction but that was after being there 3 years and about 30 homes in the books. that they could go see and I could prove we made money on each of them. our terms are a little more conservative than yours..

I know many who have invested thousands of dollars,to learn about investing in real estate and never made a deal.

Money can be made in either field.

@Chris Grenier , I was just listening to Rod Khleif's Podcast this morning and a point was made that if you are trying to target retiring investors, you should use a marketing channel that reaches them (i.e.

Still I have made it work and was able to move on.

Indiana real estate market Indiana rental market Finding a RE attorney Finding a property management company that works for youStructuring deals Future markets we are looking at Growing a Facebook page with a flip company Creating content for social media Branding your company on 14 different social media sites MLS acquisitions Growing a quality buyers list Finding private lenders Hard money lending Managing contractors Material ordering Joint venture agreements Real Estate Photography Shooting video Building your website Finding your niche I am in no way an expert I just have tried to document our journey and sharing what has worked and what has not worked we have made money but also have lost money.

Guys sorry 1 more thing- if you use listsource very much, call their customer support line, ask to talk to manager, and ask to be upgraded to a bulk list buyer (or whatever they call it).

There were just too many sketchy aspects, that made it a risky investment.