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Ankit Maewall
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Early Professional starting in Indianapolis

Ankit Maewall
  • Arlington, MA
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Hi Everyone!

I am a new investor looking to get into the real estate game. I am looking for single family homes in northern Indianapolis for under 250,000. I want to get experience managing properties and get as much experience from my first property.

Look Forward to hearing back and getting advice,

Ankit Maewall

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AJ Singh
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  • Orange County, CA
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AJ Singh
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  • Orange County, CA
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@Ankit Maewall

i will suggest you to first move to Indianapolis and then source rental properties to invest in. You may think that property prices are appreciating and you are losing time but be patient to buy in.

Turnkey is not the only game in town, you can buy off market , wholesale deals etc. 

You can make connections in Indianapolis through real estate groups, do your own due dilligence , check out good property managers and take the plunge

my two cents!

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