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Dustin Karns
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Vetting turnkey company in Indianapolis

Dustin Karns
  • Investor
  • Fort Wayne, IN
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I'm looking to get into a turnkey in the Indy area this year, and just wanted to see if anyone has worked with this company that we're planning to use.  We've met the them a couple of times for a seminar that they put on.  It was really informational and they do a bus tour of the city to show off some of their houses. They seem like a great company but just wanted to see if anyone had any experience with them.  

It's Alpine Capital Solutions and Alpine Property Management.  They also have a wholesale company called Wholesale Houses and a couple other entities.  They're owned by a guy named Aaron Adams.  

I'd love to hear from other investors who have had experience with them.  Thanks!!  

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Peter Hebert
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Peter Hebert
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Agree with the earlier poster-- the folks in the office are great and super nice, but I have three homes with Alpine and the tenant quality is pretty disappointing. I have 11 late payments across two of the properties in the last 12 months. One of the three is barely at cash flow break-even this year due to lost rents and needed repairs after the last tenant broke the lease and vacated. 

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