Thinking of selling your Indianapolis home 🏠?

Indianapolis offers a unique mix of affordable entry points, strong rental demand, and solid cash flow. Investors appreciate the stable economy, steady population growth, and landlord-friendly laws. It’s a market where your dollar stretches further, and your ROI can be higher compared to many other cities.

The best-performing investments here are often:

• Single-family homes in working-class or middle-income neighborhoods

• Duplexes and small multifamily units near hospitals or universities

• Turnkey rentals or light value-add opportunities

I help investors evaluate deals that make sense both on paper and in practice.

Absolutely. I specialize in working with remote investors and offer a done-for-you experience. From sourcing properties to coordinating inspections, rehabs, and tenant placement—I’ve helped clients from coast to coast (and even other countries) grow passive income streams in Indy.

I live on the southside and I tend to find these homes more affordable than the north side. Here are some popular areas on the South Side: Southport

Beech Grove

Perry Township

Franklin Township

Lawrence

Greenwood

Irvington (for those seeking value-add opportunities) I’ll help guide you toward the right zip codes based on your risk tolerance, cash flow goals, and desired management style.

Most investors in Indianapolis see cap rates between 6–9%, depending on the neighborhood, property condition, and management strategy. Well-maintained single-family rentals in B-class neighborhoods tend to offer the best balance of cash flow and tenant stability.

In the current market, you can find quality homes in the $200,000 to $300,000 range, depending on the type of property you're seeking.

Typically, with a knowledgeable local lender, you can expect to close on a home in about 30 days. It usually doesn't take longer than 45 days.

In Indiana, we tend to do things a little differently than the other states. We are one of the only states that does our taxes in arrears. So when you go to purchase a home in Indiana, usually you will get a tax credit at the closing from the seller. This is always a bonus for you. But when you go to sell your house, you are the one giving the credit. The credit is for the future tax bill that hasn't came yet, since we are always paying last years taxes this year. Sounds confusing, but always let me know if you have any other questions here.

Also, because this home would be used for investment purposes as opposed to making it your primary residence, you will no longer be able to claim the homestead exemption. In Indiana, our taxes are based on your assessed value. If you were to purchase the home for yourself and live in the home, you are generally paying around 1% of the assessed value for your property taxes. When you purchase the home for investment purposes, you will have to pay about 2% of the assessed value for your taxes.

A quick example would be your homes assessed value is 100,000. An individual home owner would pay $1,000/year for property taxes (1%). An investor would pay $2,000/year (2%). You want to keep these numbers in mind when you are considering purchaing a property. The last thing I would want to happen is you to buy a home and not know this, and then about a year after owning the house you get a tax bill in the mail showing your taxes have now doubled.

Absolutely! I have a network of trusted contractors for all types of work, from carpet and paint to plumbing and roofing. Over the past decade, I've built strong relationships with these professionals, ensuring timely quotes and a smooth process for you. While most homes may not need a full rehab, they might require more than just paint and carpet. Rest assured, I've got you covered!

Yes. I’ve built strong relationships with trusted professionals who understand the investor mindset. These aren’t just names from a list—they’re people I’ve personally worked with or vetted through experience.

No! What will end up happening is, your lender and title company will coordinate for a mobile notary to come to you to sign the docs on closing day. It may take an additional day to fully fund your loan, but its a pretty straight forward process. I will work with both your lender and title company to make sure we are all on the same page.

Yes, it is. While it requires some patience, I can sometimes find deals that aren't listed on the MLS. Over the past decade, I've built solid relationships with other investors, realtors, and industry professionals. These off-market deals come and go, but they do happen frequently.

Yes. I’ve spent over a decade in property management and still maintain relationships with top-rated, investor-friendly management companies in the area. I’ll make sure you’re connected with the right team for your property type and portfolio goals.

I'm not your typical real estate agent. My goal is to not just find you a property. I take it several steps further. With a background in Property Management, I know what areas rent well, what rent rates should be, and what type of work would need to be done in order to get your house rented.

If you are out of state, I always do a walk through of a home before submitting an offer with you. I will do a video on the spot and email that over to you as soon as I am done walking through it. I will let you know all the details at that time (rent price, rehab estimate, sales comps). I will attend the inspection for you and work every detail out with you until the end.

My goal is to not have another transaction under my belt. In fact, I will probaby tell you the house doesn't work more than telling you that the house does work. I don't want to see you purchase something that just doesn't make sense. Of course I can't predict the future, but with my knowledge, I am able to help weed out properties that aren't a good fit for your investment.