Asset selection
Where To Put Capital
A property-type-by-property-type look at where replacement capital can go, from net lease retail to multifamily to self storage.
What Is an NNN Lease
A plain explanation of an NNN lease, how it differs from gross and modified gross leases, and why Indianapolis investors gravitate toward this structure.
Read the guideTriple Net Lease Properties for Sale
What triple net lease properties for sale actually look like around Indianapolis, how tenant credit and lease term drive pricing, and how they fit 1031 replacement.
Read the guideMultifamily Investment Fundamentals
How multifamily investing actually works around Indianapolis, from unit-count thresholds and financing to occupancy trends, and where it fits a 1031 exchange.
Read the guideBuying an Apartment Building
A practical walk-through of buying an apartment building around Indianapolis, from underwriting rent rolls to closing, and how the purchase can serve a 1031 exchange.
Read the guideIndustrial Real Estate Investing
Why industrial real estate has drawn Indianapolis investors, from clear-height and dock-door standards to last-mile demand, and how it fits 1031 replacement.
Read the guideMedical Office Building Investment
How medical office investing differs from standard office, what drives tenant demand near Indianapolis health systems, and where it fits 1031 replacement.
Read the guideSelf Storage as an Investment Asset
How self storage facilities perform as an investment, what drives occupancy and rate growth around Indianapolis, and how the asset class fits 1031 replacement.
Read the guideInvesting in Mobile Home Parks
What makes mobile home park investing distinct from other multifamily assets, the lot-rent model, common pitfalls, and how the asset fits 1031 exchange rules.
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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