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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Thuy Twee Nguyen
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New out of town real estate investor looking into Indianapolis

Thuy Twee Nguyen
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Hi Everyone!

My name is Thuy (pronounced Twee). I am a new real estate investor interested in the Indianapolis market and would love any advice give to start. So I live in Aurora, CO, not too far from Denver but the market here for SFH properties are insane! That is when I started listening to BP on YouTube and started reading the books. I am now reading David Greene's Long Distance Investing book. The information in there is gold, so I plan to basically follow it step by step. I have reached out to one of the top producing agents in Indy that I found and Zillow over the weekend and plan to reach out to a couple more. I looked at T&H Realty services for a PM company. I looked at their website and they have such valuable info on renting in Indy and was thinking of using their RE agent but I think she would have so many clients that are looking for the same properties that I would be that for me to get a half decent deal would be difficult. I have a Colorado lender that I am currently working with that would be able to get me great rates, now I need to look for a handyman or general contractor that would help me with the necessary rehabs.

I want to stick with SFH, since I read from the older posts that duplexes would be more of a risky option.

I have been so inspired by all the stories I have heard, read, and seen on BP, that I ask myself, "Why can't that be me?"  I would greatly appreciate any advice for a newbie like me.

Thank you for taking the time to ready my stories and thank you in advance for any advice given!

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