Brian along with Dave Short, Darren Finney, and Patrick Grayson discuss some tips & advice for flipper investors in the Indianapolis market and what sets the successful investors apart from the struggling.

Brian talks with Courtney Wheeler about how he went from educating himself in wholesaling to selling his first new build along with his business & life partner, while building relationships that have helped them through it all.

Brian talks with Lauren Hicks Monroe about her progression from wholesaling to now flipping and getting ready to start a new build, as well as her new endeavor on working for investor rights here in Indy.

Brian talks with Amie Lieurance about the changes in the Indianapolis market they both got started, as well as some talk about advice to new & experienced buyers.

Brian talks with Stacy Patlan about multiple experiences she & her partner have been through during their real estate journey, from their first flip to doing a new build, and some lessons learned in between.

Brian talks with Erick Armstrong about this path from working a 9 to 5 job, getting into some trouble, and then how he is making the Indy Real Estate Market work to reach his goals, while inspiring some other entrepreneurs.

Brian and Randy discuss whether or not wholesaling is actually investing and if you can build a business around it. No matter what type of real estate investing you are doing, you should be considering wholesaling to some extent.

Brian goes through & discusses what a one-page plan might look like for your real estate investing business. If you are looking to do real estate full-time or real estate is your plan for retirement, setting goals & putting your business on one page can be a huge component to your success.

Brian talks with Dave Short and Sterling Davis about how their real estate investing strategies are working in today’s market & which ones should investors be considering now & in the future.

Brian talks with Sterling Davis & Dave Short about their experiences with contractors through their real estate investing careers, along with being prepared with service level agreements, letting contractors go the right way, and few other tips.