All Forum Posts by: Alain Perez-Majul

Awesome property in Mapleton Fall Creek! Flip or hold opportunity!

• 2910 N Delaware St, Indianapolis, IN 46205
• 4 bed, 2 bath
• Fix/Flip or Rental
• Estimated ARV: $145,00 - $155,000
• Estimated Rents: $1,100
• Estimated Repairs: $20,000 (Flip) $8,000 (Rent)
• Sale Price: $85,500 (Cash or Hard Money)

Roof, windows, siding, gutters all replaced less than 10 years ago by Mapleton Fall Creek Development Corporation. Furnace 2007.

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Contact me if interested in this deal, or other deals in Indianapolis!

(317) 258-4989

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@William Huston

It's all about persistence, my friend! As @Brett Snodgrass mentioned, it's not difficult, it just takes work. A lot of times things might not go your way and it's easy to get discouraged, but you just gotta keep pluggin away at it.

@Larry Smet

Hi Larry, glad to hear you'll be paying us visit!

I'd be more than happy to meet up if you would like. PM me!

Sure do! I recommend reaching out to @Derek Gendig with IPM!

Hi @Sathaporn Puttharaksa!

I wholesale in Indy as well, and if you're interested in getting placed on my list of buyers, I'd be glad to. PM me!

@Oscar Campos if you would like Indy TK provider references, PM. I know a few.

Hola @Luz Castillo, bienvenida!

Happy to see another Indy investor join our ranks. If you haven't already discovered, this is a great place for information and to meet people who are very open to help! If you need anything, don't hesitate to reach out.

Saludos!

@Account Closed said, 1% is about right. It all depends on what kind of asset class you're looking to hold- some people will say that higher class properties will bring about better tenants and less hassles (plus often times they tend to be newer constructions, so one can say there will be less maintenance issues). It'll all come down to what you're looking to accomplish.

Hi @Justin Capps!

Yes, you should reach out to @Casey Speer! Excellent guy to work with!

@Claire Trammell @Michael Quarles

Claire (and Michael, if you want to chime in), any insight on what has worked best for you guys if you're mailing to owner occupants over the age of 65? Have letters proved more effective than postcards (do they see it as more "formal"?)? Has it really made that much of a difference at all? To be entirely precise in my question, what have you guys seen to be the best type of marketing piece (and content) for elderly owner occupants? 

Cheers