All Forum Posts by: Daniel I.

I was thinking you could volunteer to go with her to take the photos. Give you great face time to build rapport and see the house at the same time. 

To echo the sentiments of other BPers, the transition of my mindset after reading this book is what really made the impact. Thinking of things in terms of assets and liabilities and the whole cashflow quadrant helps mold the mind of an investor. My advice: read the books, get a second opinion on anything you find questionable, and skip the RDPD seminars. 

Congrats on pulling the trigger and taking action! 

Reach out to @Wendell De Guzman.

@Martin Peter Looking good! Thanks for sharing your progress along the way. I'd love to see all the photos when you list.

Not everyday an Evanston deal pops up, although I think the ARV is a tad optimistic for a 2bd in that area. Looks like the house is in decent shape, though. Good luck to you.

Shoot me a message as well.

Wow. Great vision and execution. I'd love to hear how you managed the rehab from afar! 

I think you'll have more success if you provide criteria for what you're looking for. Area? Price? Bedrooms? Brick?

You'll see lots of properties in Indy being posted here every week. I'm sure if you reach out to some wholesalers in Indy with your specific criteria, they'll be able to better assist you.

I think you're far better off following the advice in this thread and staying away from anything charging such exorbitant fees. Spend some time educating yourself and do a deal yourself after you've spent time reading, listening, and studying your target market. If you lose money on your first deal, I feel like you'd still learn far more with hands-on education and be in a better position to succeed moving forward.