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All Forum Posts by: Harit Nandani

Harit Nandani has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: Networking + looking for buy-remodel-rent Indy metro properties

Harit NandaniPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Carlos, CA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

@Daniel Petta I am focused on the Indianapolis market, not Kentucky. Good luck on your research with Kentucky, and send me a PM if you want to chat about Indianapolis. 

Post: Indianapolis Market Update---April 2021

Harit NandaniPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Carlos, CA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

Thanks for sharing @Mike D'Arrigo. Similar trends all around. I have heard from others who invested just a couple of years ago that they would find deals off MLS, but that doesn't seem to be the case now for an investor like me who is just now starting to focus on Indy. Tough market for investors to break into.

Post: Estimated fixed and variable costs for Indy

Harit NandaniPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Carlos, CA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

Fellow Indy investors and real estate professionals. I’d love to hear your insights on fixed and variable costs in long term rentals in the area. Here are my assumptions:

Fixed

Property tax - 2% of assessed home value

Insurance - $600-800 a year for SFR

Property management - 10% of monthly rent + lease up fee of 0.5-1 month of rent

Variable 

10% of monthly rent for maintenance 

10% capex (depends on a lot of factors, so just an estimate)

10% maintenance/repairs since houses tend to be a bit older.

How do these assumptions compare against your experience? Do tenants pay all utilities or are landlords responsible for any of them?





Post: Networking + looking for buy-remodel-rent Indy metro properties

Harit NandaniPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Carlos, CA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

Thanks @Jayson Cain Reached out to you over DM! Looking forward to connecting

Post: Networking + looking for buy-remodel-rent Indy metro properties

Harit NandaniPosted
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Carlos, CA
  • Posts 6
  • Votes 4

I am an out of state investor currently researching the Indy market with the goal of buying, renovating and renting out single family or small multi-family units in the area. My goal is to build a portfolio of 5-10 properties over the next few years to add to my existing portfolio. 

Investing goals: Single family residences (SFRs) or small multi family units (under 5 units that qualify for conventional financing). My planned approach is to build a team on the ground (realtor, PM, contractor, lender), buy properties with cash in the range of $50-100k that need work. Budget may be a bit higher for multi family units if a double digit CoC return can be obtained. Properties in C+ to B neighborhoods.

After work has been done on the properties, I plan refinancing them at a favorable ARV to get most of my capital out (not looking to do a perfect BRRR but looking to get a reasonable high CoCROI).

Areas of interest: Open to areas outside Marion county lines, but within commuting distance to Indy. Open to most areas outside the 465 loop. Inside the loop, open to Bates-Hendricks, FS square and other upcoming areas once I have a better understanding of the region. Preference for school districts 5 or higher, and areas near medium to large hospitals. Leaning on staying away from areas immediately east of downtown Indy, but open to areas a bit farther out. Parts of Warren park, Irvington Historic district may be okay.

Feel free to reach out just to network, but looking for help on the following items/questions:

  • Any obvious holes in my search criteria? Any recommendations for other areas?
    • Tips on finding off market deals through either wholesalers or unconventional methods outside of MLS, zillow etc?
    • Any referrals for PMs, realtors, contractors that have investor experience?
    • If you are an investor, what numbers do you assume (as % of rent, or dollar amount) for fixed costs (insurance, PM fees) and variable costs (vacancy, repairs, capex, utilities)?

    Thanks!