Working with someone that knows the ins-outs of the market is what you need to do when doing flips, what are the comps, what is going on with that HOA that could cause to decrease the sales price, what the actual model match or close to it sold for...

How do you go about determining market rate?

Norada deals strictly with turnkeys, and turnkeys are typically sold closer to market value.

I’d really appreciate any recommendations on strong markets to invest in across the U.S., as well as any advice for a first-time buyer.

Their goal or business model MIGHT be: you give them the house free, sign a contract, and they have 6mo or a year or something to market it and see if they find a buyer.

I would like to step into the market again whether wholesaling or fix and flipping.

"Develop" it as a place for the folks from the city to bring their rv. this is one of the easiest ways to transform 'junk' land/wetland/'too small to build'-- into something of value, just by (marketing) -finding the right buyer who looks at it differently. 

Account ClosedYou're on the right track looking for a small multifamily or a house hack in Indianapolis, especially with properties sitting on the market.

Has anyone experienced changes in their markets? 

Anything over 5 is considered a sellers market.