That combined with there being a massive demand for reliable, trustworthy and communicative managers seems to be the perfect storm for entering that market.I understand the difficulties of property management from my own portfolio and understand its no walk in the park.

Can anyone recommend someone who's reliable and works fast?

Hopefully no huge fees and reliable. 

Most interior work in Indianapolis doesn't need permits, but if there's extensive work done, there's likely several permits that were pulled.Licensed contractors who pull permits are usually going to be pretty reliable... especially if they work with other investors.

At the very last, you'll need a promissory note, a mortgage, & a personal guaranty. 3) Prepay Insurance on the property for 1 year and name your friend as the lender.4) Use a reputable / reliable / recommended title company for closing (they will record the mortgage for you with the county).

I would personally get a small mom and pop management company but if you can find a reliable cleaner and handyman who will go to the unit at a drop of a hat for you by all means give it a go.When the condo is ready have photos done.

Condos are not usually a very good investment and not reliable income investments.

You can reliable close deals.

Both great reliable companies.

The Biggest Issue in Real EstateNot surprisingly, a lot of real estate investors are having problems working with reliable real estate agents.