All Forum Posts by: Andrew Kemler

Shannon

I am interested in learning more about Boise market..could you PM me?

thanks!

chris

I am a new out of state investor and recently went to Indianapolis to meet TK providers that I had been researching. I was very impressed with PARC Property Group and LeeSmithRealty.com

Happy to discuss further. UC with one house with Parc now.

"If anyone has worked with other turnkey operations in Indianapolis, I would be interested in hearing about your experiences with them."

Noah

I was recently in Indianapolis researching investment opportunities and meeting industry people. I came away thinking that using a turn key company is probably the best way for an out of stater, like myself, to get started. Parc property group and spouses buying houses are both at the top of my list.

Good luck

Andy

1000 rent? really

sean

do u have financials for property

Matt

Could you recommend a good TK provider in the area? Home inspector?

thanks

Mark

thanks for the info. I will let you know how it goes if I end up hiring him

I am looking for recommendations for a good home inspector in the Indianapolis area..

thanks

For it to be "shovel ready" yes, you would have all the permits. Not sure about how long you have after a permit has been issued. You could also initiate the entitlement process (pro forma, site plan, initial drawings) and then start shopping it around. Quicker/easier process than waiting for denver to approve it but somewhat less profit. Expect the full entitlement process (including drawings) for 8 units to cost roughly $75k. You would have to find an architect that you trust that has been down this road in denver before.

tim

what about hiring an architect, doing the entitlement, and then selling to a developer "shovel ready." I've done this a few times and its much more lucrative than selling the dirt and much easier than doing the actual build.