looking For Recommended Areas in Indianapolis to invest

looking For Recommended Areas in Indianapolis to invest

Member since 2024 · 5 posts · 1 vote

Hello, I am interested to invest in Indianapolis with a group  of investors.
Looking to Buy  houses for fix & Flip at the price of 120K and would like to know about neighbourhoods or areas we should focus on.
Thank you

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Gloria N GearBusiness Member
Realtor · Indianapolis IN · Member since 2018 · 464 posts · 339 votes
2y

This is not a completely popular opinion, but I am partial to the west side of downtown Indianapolis around the Indy 500 track and the zoo.  I have 2 properties over there myself and they are my favorite buy & holds.  (I paid $106K for one and $95K for the other).  There is a lot of commercial development happening all around there - Indy 11 complex, 16 Tech, Hospitals (Community is adding 900 beds), Elanco headquarters.  Be happy to hop on a call with you to discuss.  I also have links to these developments.

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  • Nick GiulioniPro Member
    Rental Property Investor · Carmel, IN · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 615 votes
    2y

    Hey - congrats on making the jump into RE! 

    I think you need a bit more information/clarity around what you are looking to accomplish.

    What ARV are you thinking? How much rehab? What class or property?

  • Tyler LingleBusiness Member
    Real Estate Consultant · Indianapolis, IN · Member since 2021 · 440 posts · 292 votes
    2y

    Hi Guy, our team would love to connect with you to hear about your goals in RE & Indianapolis investing. We should be able to help you lock in a great fix & flip, there will be a couple neighborhoods to focus on specifically I'd love to have my team talk through with you. 

  • Member since 2024 · 5 posts · 1 vote
    2y
    Quote from @Tyler Lingle:

    Hi Guy, our team would love to connect with you to hear about your goals in RE & Indianapolis investing. We should be able to help you lock in a great fix & flip, there will be a couple neighborhoods to focus on specifically I'd love to have my team talk through with you. 

    Hi, Thanks Tyler, I will contact soon
  • Real Estate Agent · St. Louis, MO · Member since 2017 · 77 posts · 68 votes
    2y

    Hey Guy! I am an investor focused agent in the Central Indiana market.  Anderson, IN is an area I have seen success for both flips and BRRRRs. 

    I would be happy to chat with you further about your investment goals and other areas of the market that may suit you.

    Thanks!

  • Gloria N GearBusiness Member
    Realtor · Indianapolis IN · Member since 2018 · 464 posts · 339 votes
    2y

    This is not a completely popular opinion, but I am partial to the west side of downtown Indianapolis around the Indy 500 track and the zoo.  I have 2 properties over there myself and they are my favorite buy & holds.  (I paid $106K for one and $95K for the other).  There is a lot of commercial development happening all around there - Indy 11 complex, 16 Tech, Hospitals (Community is adding 900 beds), Elanco headquarters.  Be happy to hop on a call with you to discuss.  I also have links to these developments.

  • Member since 2024 · 5 posts · 1 vote
    2y
    Quote from @Devon Shaw:

    Hey Guy! I am an investor focused agent in the Central Indiana market.  Anderson, IN is an area I have seen success for both flips and BRRRRs. 

    I would be happy to chat with you further about your investment goals and other areas of the market that may suit you.

    Thanks!


     Thank you. I will Contact you

  • Real Estate Agent · Indianapolis, IN · Member since 2021 · 65 posts · 24 votes
    2y

    Hey Guy, the Indianapolis area is great area to invest in even at the 120K price point. I focus on rentals and Flips in the Indianapolis area. The best areas that I would say are the west side of Indy, Anderson, and Muncie isn't too bad. We do about 20 deals a month for our investors, so I would love to connect and see what we can do together.

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