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Indianapolis Real Estate Agent (disability-friendly)?

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Hello,

I'm a potential first-time investor living in Los Angeles, and I'm considering buying a SFH (at $120K or under) in Indianapolis, as an investment to buy and hold. My situation is a bit unique, so I'm on the lookout for a great, trustworthy real estate agent who can work with my needs. Basically, I have a disabled family member in the area, and she would be the one renting the home (she's gainfully employed long-term). So, I'd like to find a real estate agent who: 1) Is very familiar with Indianapolis (especially in and around downtown); 2) Is fine working with a client who is buying with a family member in mind; and 3) is disability-friendly, and understands that the top priority will be buying an investment home that is/can be easily made wheelchair accessible. I understand that my situation has some challenges, so I'm really hoping there's an agent out there that understands/has this kind of experience. I'd love to hear recommendations for any agents that could be a good fit. Thanks!

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