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Indianapolis, In- Haughville area

Cherese Bailey
  • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
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Hello everyone!

Does anyone know if the Haughville area of Indianapolis, IN is a good to invest in?

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Aaron Gourdouze
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Aaron Gourdouze
  • Indianapolis, IN
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I'm by no means an expert but work with Ed Neu. He's been investing in indy 20+ years. Information ive gained from him heres what ive put together. Its majority low c & d class properties, so if youre looking for that and can handle tenant turns more routinely and majorly distressed properties. Id say look more into areas of high demand. Bates-hen , fountian square , broad ripple, irvinton, couple other aread north west, devonshire. ( id say look for high c-b class properties, larger intial investment but solid returns, better/longer tenants, cheaper turns, better quality property) like i said not an expert so any feedback or others advice much appreciated.

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