If you need a walk through the Indy area please feel free to reach out. 50k is a competitive range around Indy, but you can find deals if you look in donut counties as well!

We are EVERYWHERE to be found, we are known, we DOMINATE our market and competition.

Is there a way to gauge the competition level in a particular market?

When it comes to investing it is important to not involve emotions and look at the facts I look at the global markets on a daily basis and would invest all day in HK rather than France for the years to come 

Take a peep into what the competition is doing.

You get sad really quick when you realize that #1 inventory is low or too competitive #2 costs are high (20% down on $800k property is insane). #3 Doesn't cashflow, #4 high property taxes, #5 not landlord friendly- rental control is real. 

Paul Bains, the lawyer who leveraged DocuSign for bankruptcy petitions and other important matters, used the software in place of original signatures as is done in many commercial settings in the US and globally.

In a competitive market like S.

I might change my opinion and could be wrong but right now with the global chase for yield, QE, and a demand from the president and others for 0% or negative rates in the US I don't see how hard assets like real estate will decompress anytime soon.

I regularly comb through the MLS and run the numbers on properties in the pursuit of a deal that I can present to an investor (providing me the opportunity to be the buyer's agent now and possibly the seller's agent in the future) but as you know, that is the most competitive marketplace and deals are getting harder and harder to come by.