Gary Nicholson
Indianapolis investors: how do you handle snow removal?
28 September 2021 | 4 replies
I invest in indy I have a great landscaper that turns into snow removal in the winter.
Frank Casi
anyone w experience with holdfolio
26 August 2020 | 39 replies
I started looking at Holdfolio a few years back when they were doing SFRs bundles in Indy.
Malik Cole
real estate agent partner wanted
2 May 2016 | 2 replies
Agents will avoid that like girls avoid the boy with bad B.O. at the school dance.
Jordan O'Donnell
South Central Indiana
26 February 2018 | 16 replies
As someone with 10+ years of experience in the Indy market, do you think that is an appropriate assessment?
Jordon Mayo
Rental goals and possible set backs
10 November 2017 | 6 replies
Cleveland, Indy, and KC are some of the more popular areas. 100k MIGHT get you a duplex that'll rent around/near 6-800 side to get your 1500 mo.
Paul Adair
New to Investing, any and all advice is greatly appreciated.
27 September 2021 | 17 replies
I started my RE hourney here in Indy.
Derrick Compton
newbie from Indy
4 August 2013 | 6 replies
This is very difficult to do at best, and that assumes you have a seasoned LLC with a long history of income and "credit".An LLC simply provides a layer of asset protection, and to a smaller degree some anonymity.Also, you can place or transfer title to your LLC at any time, although it's a little easier for title/escrow to do it at the time of closing.You can hold as many properties within the LLC as you like, however, my personal opinion is to limit that to about three per LLC.Feel free to post any other questions you have about this.BTW - my company sells a lot of 100% rehabbed and leased properties in Indy; what market(s) are you looking at to invest?
Mike Snyder
Finally on BP (yea!). Now about the tools...?
24 May 2017 | 7 replies
After hearing about the BP podcasts, I finally decided to quit eating Doritos while watching Dancing with the Stars and take action!
James Wise
"Subject To" Real Estate Investing is Slimy. Prove me Wrong.
7 October 2022 | 229 replies
If after my 6 yrs and I am no longer in the military, if I default at that point the seller simply forecloses on me, and does a little happy dance as they reclaim a property that has had 6yrs of mortgage paydown and 6 yrs of appreciation.