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We’re nearing the end of our deep dive into the 9 Marion County Townships in Indianapolis. The smallest in both geographic size and population, Decatur
Located smack dab in the “center” of Indianapolis, lies Center Township. Center Township includes Downtown and part of Beech Grove and is the most populated
We’re more than halfway through the 9 Marion County Townships! Located in the west central portion of the county, Wayne Township is next up in
Organized in the 1820s, Franklin Township is another one of the 9 Marion County townships. Located in the southeast corner, it was one of the
You’ve recognized the incredible value in rental properties, but how do you find them? Where should you look? These questions are deceptively simple, only brushing
Moving on down to the south central part of Marion County, we have Perry Township. Settled in 1822, it was named after Oliver Hazard Perry,
Moving right along in our series, the third township we will be discussing, is Warren. One of the nine Marion County Townships, it was named
Another one of the nine Marion County Townships, is Pike. Located in the northwestern portion of the county, it lies completely inside of Indianapolis except
We work with numerous investors on a weekly basis, many of whom are new to the Indianapolis market, or are new to REI in general.
*Note: This blog was updated in February 2025 to reflect new changes to the Sheriff Sale. We’ve been attending the Marion County Sheriff Sale since
If you’ve been investing in real estate for any period of time, or even if you’re just in the research phase, you likely know about
Homeowners Associations (HOAs) are established in numerous communities throughout the United States. If you live in or own a property in the Indianapolis suburbs,
If you’ve been trying to purchase rental properties in Central Indiana for the last couple of years, then you know how tough the market
It has been a crazy roller coaster of a year, especially when it comes to the housing market. We went from low housing prices
It’s the time of year when all businesses are planning and forecasting for 2022. Clearly, it’s critical for all businesses to understand expected sales,
