Research local laws and regulations, build a team, and stay flexible as the real estate market changes.Good luck!

i am looking to invest in a long term multiple family near downtown.. the prices are much better than north jersey ( where i live) , but I'm not sure about the rental markets and typical cap rate. let me know if you're open to discussing further

When I click on "90 Days", it shows me the houses that have been on the market for a MAX of 90 days or less.

Some GPs are rich and powerful.

I’m looking to connect with local investors, agents, property managers, and anyone else who knows the Indianapolis market well.If you have experience or advice to share, or if you know someone who does, please drop me a message.

I would get with a lawyer who knows this state, market, and your house.

They plan to put it on the market within the next few months.

It’s a market that’s been growing steadily, and I’ve learned quite a bit about the pros and cons of investing in new builds versus existing properties.

But I think you can find opportunities in any market. 

Plus most hard money lenders will require a fair market appraisal.If you plan to rent, you already have that documentation plus the appraisal will provide estimated rents.