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Nathaniel Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Indianapolis: Starting Out

Nathaniel Jones
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Currently saving up capital to a goal of $50K + to begin investing in either multi-family duplexes or smaller commercial properties with commercial tenants.

It appears that the Indianapolis duplex market is very overpriced unless you buy a unit in the part of Indy where the crime rates are through the roof. I feel that the commercial sector isn’t as over priced.

I am in help of direction. Should I focus more on commercial or residential markets? Should I over pay for a multi-family with good cash flow? Should I wait for the market to begin to settle?

Thanks in advance. Trying to find direction.

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