All Forum Posts by: Alain Perez-Majul

@Mario A Lomeli Mario, welcome to the site! Glad to see another enthusiastic Hoosier join our ranks! Haha as you can tell, the community is very helpful and engaging. If you ever have any questions- about anything RE related, really- there are countless people willing to help and contribute. Also, be sure to take advantage of the other resources, like the podcasts, educational resources, guides, calculators, and free files! Happy investing! :)

@Ryan Mullin That's really good insight, Ryan, I always wondered the process myself. I can see how it could be a huge pain in the rear.

@Ross Denman, sorry to be yet another person with the request, but would you be able to send me the credit union information as well?

Much appreciated :)

Cheers

I agree with @Rodney Kuhl, I wouldn't personally want to invest there. But that's me, and different people have different investing criteria and tolerances.

@James Dishongh

Hi James! I'm a local agent and investor here in Indy as well, so if there is anything I can do to help, let me know!

Cheers

@Derek Gendig with Indianapolis Property Management is also a great person to talk to!

Welcome, @Mark Davis!! Glad to see another Indy guy come on board!

@Rashauna Hunter

Hi Rashauna!! Welcome to bigger pockets!

Wanted to follow up to what @Shea McCavit said about Fortune Builders. Yes, it's one of Than's "underlings" (lol) that teaches it. I did the weekend one a long time ago, and I think that for $200, if you're entirely new, the material and overall introduction to investing is worth it. Keep in mind that on Sunday they will pitch you their packages, which are incredibly expensive. At that point, BP and your local community comes in hahaha. 

If I can help in any way, lemme know!

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So to address the topic with a question: if you can get an Indy property and fix it up right, all in for 50K, that rents for $750 in a neighborhood that never goes unrented, and assuming that half of your monthly rent amount is eaten up by all the expenses involved (so you're left with $375 net), what's so horrible about that? Although it's obviously no home run, and you can do much better in Indy, what's bad with that 9% return?

How do you justify LA being better?

LOL Bob, you hate on Indy so much. BUT you are consistent, I'll give you that :)

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