All Forum Posts by: Tyler Lingle

 I appreciate that! 

It depends on where they are at. 

Class C in Indianapolis can mean a lot of things: declining neighborhood, stable yet not growing, or revitalizing. I advise people to invest based on the five year projection of that property. 

If in five years the rent & price have appreciated 10% then that's a great deal, and there are a ton of Class C neighborhoods like Englewood, Bean Creek, etc where that is doable. 

That's my take! Best of luck!

Why not a new build in the Midwest that cash flows? I help investors buy those. 

Everyone: This one actually sold out as our venue could only hold 75. There will be many more. If you want to set something up with my my website is below. I'm an active agent and investor. Cheers 🤙🏽

 Kenny & his team are great Property managers! 

Hi Froilan, my team would be glad to assist you. We help with sourcing deals, transaction brokering, property management set up / handoff, and can assist with the contractor / scope of work side too if needed. I do have some solid hard money contacts too (ones of which I have personally used). Best!

 This is a great comment and couldn't agree more. 

As with anything, there are tradeoffs with real estate. I like to tell my investor clients, if you want to maximize cash flow, be prepared to maximize your active attention to it as well. You pay for what you get. 

Hey guys, 

I personally set up my partner and I's LLC online in about 30 minutes, without the use of a lawyer. However, I'm not sure how robust our operating agreement is.

My question is, do you recommend using a lawyer to set up the operating agreement? Any other ways - legal zoom, etc? 

Curious to hear people's advice here. 

Hi Lifeng! 👋🏽 
I'm an investor in Indianapolis RE and an investor-friendly agent. I help investors navigate the Indy market and I can provide a lot of great contacts in the way of property managers, inspector, lenders, etc. I'd love to connect further. I'll shoot you a direct message.