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Paul Burke
  • Investor
  • Sacramento , CA
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Indianapolis Buy and Hold

Paul Burke
  • Investor
  • Sacramento , CA
Posted

BP Hoosier Friends –

After doing a ton of research, I'm interested in out of state buy and holds in the Indy market (primarily SFH but am open to MF as well). I also have close family in the New Palestine area which adds to my reasons for being active in the area.

I’d love to know -

  • -What specific areas of town do you like for cash flow, cash flow+appreciation, etc. Any up and coming areas?
  • -Who do you recommend for PM’s and investor friendly real estate agents?
  • -Are there specific turnkeys that you’d recommend? While I’d prefer to buy and hold without paying turnkey premiums, I want to keep all my options open.

Any “boots on the ground” words of wisdom in general for the Indy market would be much appreciated as well!!

Many thanks!

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