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[@PillsburyNinjaKneadingJustice]

That's really cool you used my comment from a previous vid! Also, i appreciate this info ad well, thanks!

[@ijyoyo]

Great video! Understable, well put together

[@shaleceelynneartdesign387]

Super helpful. Thank you!

[@cappsrealty]

Hey Evan, Great video and couldn't agree more! I think my most difficult sales pitch "against" is always Bosart-Brown. For most out of staters, it's hard to see why this would be undesirable by looking at map alone. Keep up the solid work.

[@davidchavez2464]

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[@flyingrv6]

Bought a little 2 bedroom bungalow next to speedway in 09. Everyone I knew said “don’t buy it, waste of time”. Old couple living in a nursing home wanted to unload it and needed the cash. I offered $25k (all I had). They turn me down. The following week husband had heart attack and they took the offer just to be done with it. As luck would have it, a tree fell on the house after I bought it and the insurance company messed up bigtime as they had wrote the homeowners as full replacement instead of “market value”. Agent said the company was pissed they missed the oversight but they had to replace it all. Learned a valuable lesson. Never take financial advice from anyone who has less then you, but follow your heart. (And yeah I got the Obama 10% tax rebate $2,500, and $1750 first time buyers). Best $21k I ever spent. Your mileage may very. Peace.

[@robmcinteer4247]

Comprehensive list, although grace tuxedo park is making strides. Turnkey, well finished duplex’s are reaching into the 100k benchmark.

[@pickmeaname]

Redline much ?

[@yaugenkarakin1026]

How do you feel about the near west side 1 year later?

[@jonathanjones336]

Has this changed in the last 3 years? Any updates to this?

[@bluerapsyou100]

Are these good places for buy and holds?

[@wavebusiness1553]

How is Bicknell area for cashflow rental potential?

[@Randalllac]

Sweet. In contract with a property on 10th street right on the border lol

[@oleopathic]

Host, are you a property manager, realtor, or all-stop shop ?

[@lapchurng]

How about Kokomo?

[@largelarry2126]

A little insider tip from someone who has lived in Indianapolis and outlying county's for decades. Don't get evolved in anything inside 465 or has access to the bus route. People are leaving Indy not moving in, look at Greenwood, Fishers, Camel, Avon, Greenfield, Shelbyville, Franklin, Plainfield and so on.

[@bluecollarrealestate2826]

I too have lived in Indy for decades. We are experiencing growth in the 'burbs but, make no mistake, there are many folks buying, buiding and moving downtown.

[@JXY2019]

Suburbanites being terrified of the city is pretty much epitomized by this post.

[@largelarry2126]

@@JXY2019 If you live in Indiana you will understand that the bulk of felons in Indiana live in Indianapolis/Marion County, Gary or Evansville In. It's just the facts.

[@lapchurng]

How about now?

[@largelarry2126]

@@lapchurng It's even more so now.

[@PharmD2be1]

And this is how redlining started. SMH.

[@bcarthage2011]

I’ve never seen so much white privilege I’m a video in my life… these are the neighborhoods you absolutely want to invest in long term. You can get the properties at rock bottom prices now and in 10-20 years they’ll be the next up and coming neighborhoods and you’ll get your investment back ten fold

[@MainstayPropertyGroup]

Hi Brandon. Evan here with Mainstay. I'd like to feature you on a video describing these neighborhoods, why to invest here, and showing us where you own around these areas. Feel free to contact [e-mail] to get set up. We would love to have your colorful thoughts.

[@missile0079]

Which areas do you recommend investing in for multi family ?

[@bshelby2k3]

bro 42nd & post is the trenches 💀

[@xchant3154]

I couldn't agree more. Has history taught us nothing? These "No Zone" areas are exactly were monies need to be invested for two reasons. One, it can and will positively impact most of the people living in the No Zone areas immediately. Two, Indianapolis has a history of No Zone areas that have been and can be turned around. It simple takes the right motivation, the mind set and right amount of money. BTW, I currently live in the Old North Side of Indianapolis. Forty five years ago the ONS was a No Zone area. That along with the several useless acres of land (then a No Zone) I purchased in 1989 Pike Township...great buy.

[@strafer8764]

@@xchant3154 46218 has been bad for over 40 years. It’s definitely a no zone. It is one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the Midwest let alone Indiana.