Getting started
Invest In Real Estate
The starting questions for anyone deciding whether direct ownership, a fund, or a passive structure fits their next real estate investment.
How to Invest in Real Estate
The real entry points for how to invest in real estate around Indianapolis, from a first rental purchase to passive DST interests, and what each one actually requires.
Read the guideRental Property Investment
Whether a rental property investment actually pencils out in the Indianapolis market, the numbers worth running before buying, and passive alternatives for an owner ready to exit.
Read the guideCommercial Real Estate Investing
What it actually takes to get into commercial real estate investing around Indianapolis, from financing and property type to passive alternatives inside a 1031 exchange.
Read the guidePassive Real Estate Investing
What passive real estate investing means for an Indianapolis investor, how it differs from owning a rental, and where DST interests fit for someone exchanging out of active management.
Read the guidePassive Real Estate Income
Realistic ways to build monthly income from real estate around Indianapolis, from a rental's net cash flow to DST distributions, and what income actually looks like after expenses.
Read the guideHow Real Estate Syndications Work
How a real estate syndication is structured, what a general partner and limited partners each take on, and how syndications compare to DST interests for a 1031 exchange.
Read the guideFractional Real Estate Investing
How fractional real estate investing splits ownership, what an investor's stake gives them, and why DST fractional interests are the structure that works inside a 1031 exchange.
Read the guideReal Estate Crowdfunding
How real estate crowdfunding platforms work, what they actually own on an investor's behalf, and why most crowdfunded deals don't fit inside a 1031 exchange.
Read the guideExchange planning
Bring your dates and property details to a real conversation.
These guides are educational. Your qualified intermediary, CPA, and other advisors should review the specifics of your sale.
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