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What would you consider as B class in Indianapolis?

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I’ve become interested in Indianapolis as an out of state market. I know that property class is subjective. Indianapolis looks like it could be a great market, but I still haven’t gotten a feel for the city. What price points and rental rates would be considered B class?

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Look at median price point for the MSA  which is right at 130 to 140k   and rents above 1000 and better yet 1200.

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