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Updated almost 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
INVESTINGING IN INDIANAPOLIS
Good afternoon BP,
Anyone have any advice on investing in Indianapolis, I'm looking to purchase a SFR .
Thanks,
Shane
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@Shane Rojas Indianapolis is a strong cash flow market but you really have to know the areas well and do your due diligence. Indy can vary block to block and even street to street. My biggest piece of advice is to buy the highest asset class you can afford and do not buy cheap properties in inner city, urban core areas. Stick with upper C class and above neighborhoods. I would also avoid multi families. Most are in old rough neighborhoods and with very few exceptions, do not perform well. We've been active in Indy for over 10 years. I'd be happy to share share my insights and help if I can.