That’s the best bet.

LTRs definitely seem to be the safer bet for starting investors. 

Additionally you want to work with someone ethical as there are many bad players in this kind of financing. 

Not every lender offers these, but local banks or credit unions are usually your best bet. 

Your best bet would be to check MLS-listed deals on marketplaces like Zillow or Redfin.

. • Operators like Morgan Properties just made a $500M+ Midwest acquisition, betting on Indy’s supply/demand imbalance. 

Things like the Hoosier Homes program or the HomeBoost program offer help with down payments and closing costs, sometimes even forgivable loans.A lot of these run through local lenders, so your best bet is to reach out to a few banks or mortgage brokers in Indiana who know the ropes.

I’m going to estimate that with these changes I’ll bet profiting about $830. 

But if your portfolio is only tied to rental properties, you’re essentially betting on one sector—and that can be risky.That’s why I started looking into oil & gas royalties as a way to diversify.Here’s why they caught my eye:Different Drivers: Real estate income is tied to local markets, tenants, and interest rates.

You can always try yet another brand, but I am willing to bet your solution is elsewhere, above.Good luck!