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Eudith Vacio
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  • Chicago & NWI
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investing in Chicago & now Northwest Indiana

Eudith Vacio
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chicago & NWI
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So I've been encountering so much more investors wanting to invest in Northwest Indiana that are investing in Chicago and there a quite a few differences to keep in mind if you want to purchase in the area that are to your benefit 🤓 

1) There are NO attorneys involved in the transaction when purchasing a property in Indiana; we, the realtors do all of the work 😃 it doesn't mean you can't negotiate, it just means that all of the paperwork is done by realtors; and the title company arranges the closing

2) Indiana is landlord-friendly, meaning that if you ever have to evict someone, it will only take 2-4 weeks and you DO NOT need an attorney to process the eviction, you take care of everything yourself, its just a small fee to initiate the eviction with the county

3) Tenants pay water! its even in a standard lease in Indiana; if its a duplex; I usually split the water in half; and water is pretty cheap out there anyway, so it doesn't make a huge dent in the tenants expense

this is one of several conversations I have with my clients when they are interested in investing in NWI 🏠

IF THERE IS ANYTHING ELSE I MISSED, FEEL FREE TO ADD!

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