All Forum Posts by: Kenny Hall

@Richard Jack hey Richard, happy to connect. Shoot me a message and I’d be happy to help.

@Shankar Sridhar north of the 465 loop is highly desirable Carmel, Fishers, Westfield and Noblesville. These are A class neighborhoods, some won't allow rentals but those that do will have a steady return. Cash flow won't be as high but you'll continue to win with appreciation overtime. It drives a safe and responsible tenant, often families looking for the school districts. Get your hands on a SFH there where the numbers work and you'll do well! West of the loop is Avon. Great town, easy living and rentals perform well there. East of the loop doesn't have too much unless you target Lawrence. Good area and close to everything the north suburbs offer. South is greenwood, great family area, prices have been climbing and people stay for a long time. Happy to share more details and know more about inside the loop as well. Feel free to shoot me a message.

@Erik Chapman good management can be easy to find. Great and personalized management is difficult. Be sure your interview questions are honed in, do your research, ask for referrals, and take your time. It should be a long term partnership once your decision is made! Let me know if you’d like to chat further. Best of luck!

@Nolan Ring hi Nolan! @Logan Sanford is an expert in the Butler area and would have great insight to properties around there.

@Josh Norris hi Josh, would be happy to help connect you in the Indianapolis area.

@Erin McLellan-Dawe great property on a great street. I really like that pocket personally. I have a duplex on guilford just east of yours. Lots of investor activity there right now.

@Keith Resnover hi. I’d be happy to connect. I have a small portfolio in Indy that’s growing. I would love to swap stories and see how we can help each other.

@Juan Murillo hi! Shoot me a DM and I’d love to chat more about these properties and your goals.

@Reyna Guy hey! I’ve had plenty of good results with multi-family in Indy. Duplexes are driving great cash flow right now and if you’d like to live on one side, you’ll likely even make money on top of living for free. Feel free to shoot me a message and I can share the deals I’ve helped others with.

@Andrew Bonar your list is pretty spot on for expectations. I tend to lean towards providing the washer and dryer and being a dishwasher-friendly landlord. I find many prospective tenants are more prone to jump on a listing if the washer and dryer are included. Tenant leases do include clauses about appliances being a convenience to them and that owners are not responsible for spoiled food if the freezer/refrigerator breaks or damaged clothing from the washer and dryer. I’ve found supplying all of the appliances, you demand a higher rent as well.