For the most part though, in Indy’s A, B, and C neighborhoods I would say that, yes, $650 is generally low for a 2;1.Hope this helps!

I have this house that is coming up for sale by the end of March or possibly sooner  and I did the calculators for two scenarios one a wholesaling route and to the rental route and I really want to do the rental route because I believe it would be a great cash flowing property especially when it is a five-bedroom three-bath house and location that is close to the high school and college.

Some of our highest producing months have been March, because of the cooler temps.

Maybe B and C properties in a market with strong job growth and decreasing crime rates.

Estimated ARV via comps $325,000.00Property appraised at $370,000.00Rehab underway, estimated completion mid-march.

Shout out to @Martin Grizzanti he’s a regular to it, as am I.As they say, your network is your net worth.Also you should check out our Multifamily Masterminds event coming up on March 2nd.

We several years of experience with a handful of Class B and B- properties. 

How does Saturday, March 2nd sound? 

We lived in it until end of March 2017 (20 months in total).

There is a difference between B- and B+, and it's sort of a 'you know it when you see it' situation.