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Multi family in Indianapolis

Zachary Olley
  • Galloway, NJ
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I have seen a lot about investing in the Indianapolis area and would like to hear thoughts and concerns about those who have invested in this area. What are things to look for, suburbs that are better than others, etc.

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Michael Svoboda
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Michael Svoboda
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Hello, I recently moved here from the Chicago burbs and can tell you that the cost of living in less and the property taxes are significantly better as well. I continue to watch the homes in Indy and it seems like they can be brought for 100K or less in some areas. I also see quite a bit of growth and don't see it stopping for awhile. I have heard and read frequently that each neighboorhood can be good vs bad by street by street. Best, Michael

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