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Mindy Kristensen
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Good Evening.  We’re new to this site so I figured I’d take a sec to introduce us.  My husband and I are investors in single family home rentals in NW Indiana.  We currently own two rentals in Valparaiso and are looking to expand into more doors.  We’re currently looking for a multi-unit which is terrifying but I keep telling myself, in for a penny, in for a pound.  

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Thomas Staub
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Thomas Staub
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Hey all! 

@Daniel Guerra & @mindy 

Just curious, have you considered other markets? There are several markets that still offering fantastic deals. Check out the chart I attached to get an idea of which markets are coming out of a bottom despite the elevated asset prices we are seeing. 

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