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Austin Coon is a licensed real estate broker and an active investor himself — specializing in BRRRR, fix-and-flip, short-term rentals, and long-term buy-and-hold strategies across the Indianapolis metro.
Affordable entry prices, rising rents, and a city built for landlords. He helps clients build wealth through strategic real estate investment.

The Fundamentals
Strong fundamentals and strategic positioning make Indianapolis one of the Midwest’s most attractive markets for building a portfolio.
Consistent appreciation and growing demand in key neighborhoods across the metro.
Strong rental yields with genuine positive monthly cash flow potential — rare in most metros.
Single-family, multi-unit, and short-term rental properties at accessible price points.
A central Midwest logistics hub with major employer presence and a growing population.
Explore the Market
Explore investment opportunities across Indianapolis neighborhoods.
The Process
A proven eight-step process from first search to closing day.
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Select an investor-friendly agent, property manager, lender, and contractor.
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Get pre-approved with a lender. Have documents ready before making offers.
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Use custom MLS search, wholesaler lists, and email blasts for deals.
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Negotiate, go under contract, and submit earnest money.
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Home inspection and contractor evaluation for repairs or remodel costs.
06
Lender sends an appraiser to evaluate the fair market value.
07
Money and title exchanged. Sign in person or with a mobile notary.
08
You’ve increased your net worth through a tangible asset.
Where the Deals Are
Finding the right property depends on your goal — monthly cash flow or long-term appreciation.
Cash Flow
Buy at lower price points in up-and-coming areas for strong monthly returns.
Appreciation
Invest in trendy, in-demand areas for long-term property value growth.
Run the Numbers
Understanding the numbers is crucial. Cash flow = income minus all expenses.
Rule of Thumb
Monthly rent should equal approximately 1% of the property price — a $150,000 property should rent for around $1,500/month. This was easier to achieve pre-2018 and is now more rare, especially on single-family homes. Use it as a quick screening tool, not an absolute requirement.
Ready to Invest?
Whether it’s your first rental or your fifteenth, let’s discuss your investment goals and find the right opportunities in Indianapolis.
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