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I am interested in Indiana looking for some more information
I am new to bigger pockets. My family and I have been investing here in the Salt Lake City area for the last 6-8 years. I love investing here, but I wanted to look into areas that might provide a little better income off my investment. I have been looking at few different areas and I am very interesting in the state of Indiana. I was hoping to get some information on what other investors are finding successful in the Indy area and maybe some other area such as south bend, West Lafayette, and maybe the northeast part of the state like Chesterton, etc.
What areas are you guys seeing success in?
Do you recommend single family homes or 2-4 unit multi family properties? What kind of returns/cash flow are you seeing on these investments?
What areas should I avoid, etc.?
Any information will help. Thanks for your guys input.
Jason
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It seems like the whole planet has Indianapolis in it's sights - and they are right to do so!
We still have affordable homes [under $70k that rent for $800+] and lots of jobs and even more renters.
With that said, I always suggest looking within an hour or two of your home. The are usually great opportunities in nearby small towns.