All Forum Posts by: Lauren Perry

Hi Alyssa. Totally understand. There are ways to invest in real estate while still being hands off, it just requires the right team. Happy to chat if you'd find that helpful. :)

Indianapolis is a great market to consider. Happy to connect if you’d like to learn more about opportunities here. 

Hi Benjamin,

I’m a realtor in the Indianapolis market and invest here myself. I work with lots of out of state investor clients and would love to connect to chat about your goals to see if I can help. 

Lauren

Interested to learn more about your lending.

I have a duplex property in Indianapolis that I’m looking for fix & flip funding for. 
$180k purchase, $150k rehab. $400k ARV

Please let me know if that’s something you’d be interested in. 

Rare opportunity to purchase a recently renovated, stabilized 8-unit property in beautiful Avon, IN (desirable suburb of Indianapolis).
This property consists of 6 x 2 bed/2bath units & 2 x 1 bed/1 bath units.
Each unit has it's own laundry hookups and private outdoor space. 
Many units offer vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets and views.

Rents range from $1125/mo to $1750/mo and all tenants pay electric/gas/sewer/water. 
Owner pays trash/landscaping/snow removal. 
Gross rents $144,000/yr + utilities. 

Property sits creek-side on 6 acres in a beautiful wooded setting (NOT in a flood zone). 
The property operates on a high producing well and septic, minimizing utility costs. 

I am a licensed Realtor and property owner. Contact me for details!

Hi Kelvin, 

I own and manage furnished rental properties (STR & MTR) in the Indianapolis metro area and am happy to connect!

Unfortunately we've had a very cold winter here, with temps holding below freezing for weeks at a time so many of us are seeing high heating bills in general. Electric heat can be very expensive in the winter so I would always encourage landlords to have tenants pay utilities so they have some incentive to conserve. If you have wall thermostats in the home you can also consider putting in a thermostat which limits the temperature the heat can be set. 

Hi LaShon, 

I do recommend an LLC to hold your investment property(s), especially if you have significant personal assets. They don't have to be complicated or expensive to set up but can help limit your exposure and shield other assets in the event someone wants to come after that. You might look into forming your LLC in a state like Wyoming or Nevada where you have an ability to maintain anonymity as well.

I live in Indianapolis and work exclusively with OOS investors so I'd be glad to connect and discuss this market whenever you like. I started investing here remotely from Oregon so I've lived what it's like to invest remotely and have come to understand the market very well after living here for 4+ years. 

Sent you a DM. I'd be happy to connect!