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Indianapolis Rental Market Post-COVID

Nick Briden
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Hi All,

I'm a rookie real estate investor based in Indianapolis interested in building a a portfolio of long-term SFH rentals locally. I'm looking for turnkey or close to it B class, cash flowing properties between 80k - 150k assuming a 20% down payment and traditional financing.

What neighborhoods would you recommend?

Do you have any thoughts steady on those neighborhoods long-term post-COVID?

Are prices currently inflated in those areas due to the lack of supply caused by COVID? If so, to what extent?

Any general advice for a new investor in Indianapolis looking to steadily build a long-term portfolio?

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Nick Giulioni
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Nick Giulioni
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Originally posted by @Andrew Griffin:

@Mike D'Arrigo What Cap Rates are rental investors currently willing to take on suburban Indianapolis Class B SFH that need Light to Average cosmetic rehabs?

The investors I'm seeing are looking for anything... Have to get creative to get anything that cash flows. 

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