Aside from checking the mls.. what websites or ideas should I implement to find my out of state flip? Looking primarily in Indianapolis, IN. Numbers:Property needs to be under 60k Sfr No fire damage

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $355,000

This is a large vacation rental property in downtown Klamath Falls, Or.

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The IMN Single Family Rental East and West conferences are always great opportunities to meet with the most active residential rental experts in the country. And this week’s conference in Miami delivered lots of insig...

Most advice on BP and all other investor groups focuses on individual experience, anecdotal knowledge, and common wisdom. These things are great, and I have the utmost gratitude for all those who share.

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I’ve been hearing for months that we will soon see a wave of distressed assets and forced sales. I’ve heard of numerous people raising “opportunity funds” to take advantage of what they call the “fire sale pricing” ...