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All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Account Closed has started 2 posts and replied 12 times.

Post: Extreme water damage/total roof tearoff- ok or runaway?

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
Thanks Jeff Rabinowitz for the advice. I didn't think about adding 10% to the time as well but I definitely planned on adding 10% to the estimate.

Post: Extreme water damage/total roof tearoff- ok or runaway?

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3

I've been looking at a property that is currently for sale in a nice little pocket in Indianapolis. Several very nice homes in this area and it is a quiet area. I'm still very much a newbie and wanted to get some opinions on whether or not you would even consider a property that will most likely need an entire roof tearoff and possibly trusses replaced. 

The home is a 1900sqft brick ranch 3/2 with a nice layout but it has been neglected long enough that there is definite water damage. Looks like a small skylight where there should be just roof. The brick walls and foundation all appear to be in good shape as long as the roof is repaired sooner than later. May need some floor joists repaired though from the water logged carpets that are sinking the floors between each joist. 

My realtor has given me comps in the 150k area for ARV with possible purchase price near 20k. Thoughts on how to proceed? Looking for rehab estimates now, but wondering if i'm being too risky for my first flip. Would love to get some opinions from other BP members. Thanks!

Post: "new" member

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
Welcome Brandi Bryan ! I'm also a newbie in southeast Indy. There are a ton of great people here who are so helpful. If you want to connect let me know.

Post: East 465 in Indianapolis along Hwy 70

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
I've been looking in a similar area but closer to greenfield than Indianapolis personally as I like the smaller town feel. I'm interested though to see what others think as well.

Post: Help- Indianapolis Property Analysis

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
Dan Poske what is your normal charge for a rehab estimate? Looking at our first property for a fix and flip that is going to need A LOT of repairs but depending on estimate could be a great buy.

Post: 2nd Flip = $26k Profit! Lessons learned = Invaluable!

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
Thanks for the information! Great job!

Post: Our first flip with "No" money down....at least none of our own

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
That is awesome! Congrats! Looking forward to seeing the details.

Post: What Value Have Wholesalers Brought You as an Investor?

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3
Originally posted by @Tiffany Clay:

@Lee Smith..WOW! That is horrible...But you know something....(from the perspective of a new and learning investor) in this business I have learned very quickly that the unethical "guru" wholesalers are far more visible and influential than the ethical wholesaler who really has all the real wealth in their knowledge and experience of the business. Unfortunately, their influence is forming an army of "gurus" rather than honest wholesalers. By the time a new wholesaler reaches you they are determined to do what they have been taught by the "guru," mostly because they have paid for it...sigh....My desire is the ethical and honest way because that is my nature and the ONLY way I will do business...@Brett Snodgrass For me, an ethical and honest wholesaler is not only valuable but seemingly priceless...

 Very well said!

Post: Nu Bee in East Central Indiana

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3

Welcome to another Hoosier newbie. This is a great and friendly place to be! My husband and I have been through Connersville several times  to meet friends and go camping. Hope to learn more about your first deal. Sounds like you did great!

Post: New Investor in Indianapolis, Indiana

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  • Indianapolis, IN
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 3

Thanks @Brett Snodgrass! I really appreciate the information on the meetups. Definitely hope to meet you sometime as well. Love the podcasts!

and Thanks to @Jack Butala for the encouragement. I think this is going to be a great resource for getting started.

Hi @Tiffany Clay. It's nice to see another lady making a difference for herself. See you in the forums as well!