I agree with some of the people commenting, leverage your resources.

@Nate Lee not sure if this got answered and i'm not an expert in the Indy market, but just wanted to share this resource.

I have read other resources too.

Im so glad I found BP's resources and guides.

Here's a good resource for starting a fund: https://www.capitalfundlaw.com...Good luck!

Definitely keep taking advantage of the great resources and contacts on this site.Looking forward to seeing your future success stories!

If you wait you losing your most precious resource… time… compounding money… in 1-3 years you should have your 25% for your next investment property.Don’t overpay and make sure the numbers work

I have been told opposite information from different lenders and am having trouble finding a definitive resource on the subject.Lender1: "Vacation homes" cannot be rented, if you acquire a vacation property with the intent to rent you are in violation of the loan, the loan could get called, and you risk foreclosure and a derogatory mark on your credit.Lender2: "Vacation homes" can be bought for 10% down and you can rent them right away. 

The person who has higher resources (excluding government subsidy) would still be able to out bid the newer buyers who now entered the market.

But, you have to work with whatever resources you have.