Look for one that handles the restaurant and any other income streams as well.

@Greg Scott A multifamily such as a duplex seem to be a better investment in Indiana than a single family home because it provides multiple income streams from one property.

Hey everyoneI'm Omri, and I've recently moved to Houston, TX.I'm currently starting to work with a new construction developer that is constantly looking for vacant lots/distressed properties inside the loop (and in its surrounding areas).Would love to meet agents who deal with these types of properties!

I am looking to network with as many Agents as I can so I can constantly have deals coming across my desk.

I am from a family of 7 , five kids , 2 adults and it was fun , constant crazyness .

Are any of the other income streams (IE - utility income, pet rent, parking income, utility reimbursements, etc.) trending up - why or why not? 

Happy to connect as well — I work with plenty of out-of-state investors who constantly ask for solid local contractors.

That is your baseline.Build a cushion into your numbers: (1) If the area reassesses on sale: use purchase price x tax rate, (2) If the area reassesses in cycles: assume a 15-25%  jump at the next reassessment. (3) If the school district constantly passes new funding measures, add another 10% buffer.And yes, pay attention to local ballot measures.

I'm also in the military, and due to constant moving, have properties in AL, FL, TN and VA as well.

Hi Everyone, I have access to multiple streams of cash and looking to build my own rehab team in either Cleveland or Columbus Ohio.