I've found some great homes in my budget (<=400k) in what looks like to be well ranked neighborhoods (Fountain Square, Ransom, Fall Creek Place). 

I see that there are some houses in Indianapolis that go for high amounts like Fountain Square I know there are a lot of flips going on there .

I bought about 40 houses personally in the last 20 months in BAtes Hendrix and Fountain square.. so I know its not all that and I did a few on Broadway just north of downtown those are 400 to 500k deals.I love Indy so I am not bashing it by any means.the guys in our state that wholesale any big volume have pretty much all been turned into the department of real estate and forced to get licenses and then most of the wholesaling is done at the courthouse steps.. its the only way to get inventory.. they pay cash then wholesale them off. 

If it's there, I might think it was a drinking fountain.

@Stephanie Potter@Victor Evans@Robert Fountain ...

I've used Fountain Law Firm, LLC in North Augusta. 

Hey everyoneI am looking for fix and flip properties from wholesalers in Indianapolis -Fountain squareSpeedway Broad rippleGreenwoodBeech grove Please PM for good properties 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I focus mostly in Fountain Square, Broad Ripple and Metro Indy, these are all very hot areas right now for people looking to invest in SFH.

We recently purchased our first home in Fountain Colorado that we will apparently be "House Hacking"(didn't know that's what it was when we did it)     My current vision for our investing journey seems to be pointing me to the small multifamily space when i read what the numbers are telling me.

Sundance square by the outdoor theatre and fountains have plenty of seating outside and it's not that busy during weekday nights..