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Nicholas Hamblen
  • White Lake, MI
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Investing in Indianapolis

Nicholas Hamblen
  • White Lake, MI
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HI Everyone,

My wife and I are newbies. We live in Michigan, and have looked for potential houses locally, but havent found much we were interested in. We have a son who is a sophmore at Butler University and we really love the houses in the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood. We have been discussing starting in that area and after listening to David Greene on the podcast this week, we are more determined than ever, this is where we want to start investing. We are open to flipping and/or rentals. My question is are there any other up and coming Indianapolis neighborhoods we should look into? Also any advice on lenders, wholesalers, property managers, etc. would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks in advance,

Nick

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