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Kelly Reynolds
  • New to Real Estate
  • California
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Best cities to invest in Indiana

Kelly Reynolds
  • New to Real Estate
  • California
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My husband and I are looking for one or more investment properties to purchase in the next month or two. We started our search in Illinois but received many recommendations to look at Indiana. I’m starting to turn my attention there but I’d like to narrow down my search to the best cities that have landlord friendly laws, low tax rates, and affordable prices. Are there any markets that achieve 1% price to rent ratio?  We are open to both single family and small multifamily, either turnkey or with cosmetic fixing. We are looking to spend under $340k, whether that be on a single property or multiple. We are also looking to build up a team in the area if we find that the market meets our investing goals. Thanks!

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