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Jack Liu
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Invictus Cash Flow in Indianapolis

Jack Liu
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hello, 

Just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with Invictus Cash Flow in Indianapolis. The company runs a turnkey and new-build operations in the Indianapolis market. Much appreciated. 

Jack

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Steve Lehman
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Indianapolis
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Steve Lehman
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Indianapolis
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@Neal Stanfield

Sorry for the delay in response but I do not get on here much. At the time that I made this comment I saw a video that they had put out. The property was located in an area of Indianapolis that is not a good area and the area is not being revitalized. Since then I have seen them post properties, that are not new builds, but houses that they have rehabbed. The majority of these properties are in not so great areas either. 

From my research of this company they are nothing more than a low end Turnkey company promising big returns that are just not true. They are doing the same thing that Oceanpoint did when they started out. They put out a lot of videos on how you can get rich through buying turnkey properties and then convince people to buy their properties, in bad areas, by giving them high returns. This model just does not work. At least for the investor buying the TK properties. 

If you choose to use them I suggest that you get a 3rd party to look at the property and the numbers. Just be careful. 

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