All Forum Posts by: Justin Frytz

Ty your best option is to partner with someone that knows what they're doing to acquire the properties. Then make your money managing them. Once you get a feel for the market then you can start hunting the deals. 

It can be depending on what you're doing.

As far as turn key, no. There's a lot of discussion on here about good and bad ones.

Turn key is hard to find in indy. Lots of scams out there. Be sure to work with someone licensed.

Brent I urge you to read through the forums here because unfortunately there's a lot of turn key scams here in indianapolis because of the hot market. Do your research on the neighborhood's crime data. 

I am an agent and work mostly with investors. If you're looking to start buying investment properties I'd be more than happy to help you get started. 

Robert as a whole the market is good, but there's always deals to be had.

where is it?

Be sure to check out security title, ask for cheryl Miller, she's the best when it comes to customer service

Hi Matt I'm a realtor here in Indy and work mostly with investors. Feel free to PM me and I can help you with your portfolio here. 

Is morris invest the new oceanpoint?