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Donald C Cox
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Atlanta Vs Indianapolis

Donald C Cox
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Indianapolis, IN
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How would you compare & contrast Indianapolis rental property market to Atlanta’s? What are some advantages and disadvantages you see in either market?

Stoked to see the outcome of this discussion! 

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Mike D'Arrigo
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Mike D'Arrigo
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@Donald C Cox I track the economic and demographic trends in about a dozen markets quarterly. Atlanta is going through significan population growth right now, however Indianapolis has strong population growth also. I think the biggest difference is affordability. Atlanta was a great market to get in to 6 or 7 years ago but prices have been pushed up too high to really cash flow well now. The median home price in Indianapolis is about half that of Indianapolis. If cash flow ROI is your objective, you can do much better in Indy. We've been active in Indy since 2010. I'm happy to share some insight if you want to contact me.

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