Be forewarned, we are not the cheapest guys in town and are selective about he properties that we take under management, but I'd be happy to talk to anyone about investing in Indianapolis even if you're not looking for property management.

Screen them extensively and be very selective.

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@Jeff Kehl1/19622/Furnace/water heater 3/Cleveland Hts4/Our existing PM 5/Sorry,we are using a private lender.My bad.6/Most interior repair is minor stuff like repairing rodent damage,small mold and paint/flooring in select units.

He wasn’t my first choice, but a “convenient” situation caused me to select him.

Then you could tell them a more qualified applicant applied during this phase and you have selected them.You could consult a local attorney to confirm this is the best path.

RE agent signs the lease between you and the selected tenant.8. make sure tenants knows what forms of payment you accept.Tip - I usually dont mind lower rent when advertise = allot more calls I am getting from interested persons.

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Let the current owner give them notice, get them out, and turn the property over to you empty. you can renovate and fill at market rate with tenants you've selected.

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