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Chris Howell
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Indy vs Buffalo for long term rentals

Chris Howell
  • Flipper/Rehabber
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So I’m looking into expanding into out of state markets and I’m looking currently at 2 markets. First I’m looking into Indy, the price points there are great for entry and rental income is great for RoI. But it seems like it’s very much a street by street market. I know that’s the case in pretty much every market.

My 2nd market I’m looking into is Buffalo NY. Again price points are great and rental income is great.

My question is for those who may have insight into one or both markets. What the pros and cons of the markets? Is one better than the other?

Just looking into some insight if anyone has any. Thanks in advance!

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