All Forum Posts by: Jason Powell

@Garrett Kuhn This video was helpful. Initially, even with the ability to hone in on zip codes on listsource and identity various trends and activity. That's what I needed.

@Nick Giulioni I actually have not seen the show, but I'm watching now. Thank you.

@Sam B. What are some reasons you would not flip in this market? (Just curious to know what matters jump to the forefront of your mind...)

Where are the active areas or locations that you really like to flip in Indianapolis, in 2020 and beyond?

What specific areas and property types are selling the fastest and/or what areas do you expect to be hot upcoming opportunity markets for investors?

@Josh Danna Glad to see you on here Josh. I purchased my primary residence here in Indianapolis last year, after renting the same property for awhile. Excited about getting off the sidelines and hitting some short range and long range goals in real estate. I look forward to hearing more of your journey.

Ron, you bring up some vaild points. Pulling the notice of default down at the county courthouse is an approach at the top of my list. However, in this era of social distancing, I'm wondering about the best ways to do that online... If you have any insights, feel free to share...

The more information I gather, the more I'm leaning toward going with the FSBO-lead route... Still surveying...

@Michael Thompson Thanks for sharing. That seems like there's an opportunity in this specific area even more so than I thought; that is, for those who get the inside track to that list, like the ways you mentioned.

We know that working with pre-foreclosures can present unique opportunities to create win-win situations for the seller and investor alike.

What do you think are the best practices for hunting down pre-foreclosures (especially during this time of social distancing in 2020)? 

Online platforms, recommendations from experience, etc?

Any insights for the Indianapolis market in particular?

@Paul Shannon very helpful feedback. You bring up how having a good wholesaler is valuable! And I'm glad to know you point out matters like integrity and concrete examples of what not to do: like grossly underestimating rehab costs, or projecting higher values/rentals than the market will allow. Thank you!!

I'd be curious to know more about your journey in real estate and what you're currently doing. So, I'll check out your page.