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Indiana Investor - New to Market

Tom Sardelli
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All,

My wife and I have recently relocated to Indy from Chicago and are working to purchase rental properties in the state. BP has been a great resource. Looking at buy and hold though since we are new to market we are certainly open to any and all opinions, advice, etc. 

Thanks! 

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Jeremy Johnson
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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Jeremy Johnson
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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I'll be incorporating and investing in the Indy area next summer.  There's alot of information available and it's a good area.  I'd suggest looking at 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/guide-grading-indianapolis-neighborhoods

from Sterling White and it's absolutely amazing.  As to what to buy specifically or where that is a much MUCH bigger discussion!  Good luck and welcome to the neighborhood!

-jeremy

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