@Laura VelliReach out to Casey Egger at Avant Law firm.

Hi @Rami Aboomar, Personally, I like SFH over condos.I HATE having to pay the outrageous condo fees... and "working the cost into the rent" never is as easy as it seems (you always end up getting a little bit of the short shrift).Try to find an agent who works with investors.Tell 'em what you're looking for, and if they're any good, when the run across something in your wheelhouse, they can simply forward it to you for you to take a look at.Best of luck.

Because of this, we also calculate the equity multiple (EM) on each of these holding periods. 

After buying a few 2-4 units myself in two different markets (both remote) I would recommend giving my system a shot:1) Ask around on BP/search topics for great property management firms in Indianapolis.

@David Michael I have a great recommendation for an honest guy who works with a lot of developers in NY& NJ I work with em down here (DMV)

@Elaine C.I used to have a brokerage firm.

In fact, the CEO of the lending firm responded with the following:"He will be getting a conventional mortgage(s) for the new properties.

I used to buy turnkey rentals and when the PM and provider was the same firm it seemed like the PM was always trying to cover stuff up.let me know if I can help with anything!

Are you firm on Pawtucket?

Depending on the scale you are looking at I tend to discourage the larger firms as they will eat up most of your profits.