All Forum Posts by: Rebecca Russo-Wezensky

I am also a realtor in Indianapolis. Most of my clientele is from out of state. Do your research before you jump in. Interview agents. Stick with 1 or 2. Most agents will be happy to work with each other. Agents are a great resource for areas especially if they have been in the business for awhile. Build your team of contractors and property managers. Again, interview them. Give them a second interview. This part of real estate is more important than the property itself. Anyone can buy property anywhere. It is how you take care of it after being purchased. Next, purchasing from the MLS ( BLC in INDY ) will allow you time for inspections, closing costs, etc. being negotiated. Wholesale properties ( off market ) you do not have that luxury. Off market properties listed on Facebook, wholesaling websites or anywhere else you may find them will be fast closes, non-refundable earnest money, no inspection time ( for the most part ) and you most likely will not be able to choose title company. You will have no time to think about it because it will be sold before you make that decision. With all of that being said, do research, get a mentor, set up an LLC and go for it. Indianapolis market is great.

If you would like to talk let me know

Welcome to Indianapolis.  I have been working with Investors from all over for quite some time.  I am a Real Estate Agent.  Advice:  Ask a lot of questions.  Wholesalers are everywhere looking to make their spread.

I am sure you know that by now.  Please, if you need help, please let me know,

Happy investing :)

Don't buy a dirty title.  I am a real estate agent.  I work with investors.  Please work with agents that insist on clean titles.

Steven, I am a Real Estate Agent in Fishers.  Please give me a call.  I currently work with several investors.  Welcome to Fishers.

Looking forward to working with investors.  Currently have a portfolio of 75 properties that are for sale all around the city.  Please contact me.