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BRRRR in Indianapolis

Nitesh Gandhi
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Hello Bigger Pockets community! Me and my wife are planning to do BRRRR strategy in Indianapolis. We are looking to connect with fellow investors who are planning/already doing this strategy in Indianapolis. Looking for advise regarding neighborhoods to do the strategy and also which neighborhoods to avoid.

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Hi Nitesh,

The Fountain Square area of Indianapolis has been a hot over the past decade; however, as prices have increased it’s pushed the market a bit North of there into an area referred to as Near Eastside. In addition to that neighborhood, I recommend you research Indianapolis’s Mass transportation plans. They recently completed the red line of their MTP and there was a decent amount of investment in communities the red line passes through. The next portion of their MTP is currently being called the purple line and I anticipate there will be a similar level of investment.

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