Interesting to hear what the COG is across the country. Living in S. CA is so costly I am always amazed at the affordability of other parts of the country!
I help buyers who are transitioning to the Indy area from your part of the country and they are amazed at what their money can buy here! Everything is a trade-off - you guys live in beautiful part of the country and enjoy a nice climate (especially this time of year), but it comes at a cost. Thanks for your comments!
@@mikedempseyindyrealestatet9892 we do have it rough some days...I mean yesterday it rained for about 15 minutes and got down to shivering 58 degrees. People were bundled in boots, scarves, Kind of funny.
@@mikedempseyindyrealestatet9892 No. I'm looking to purchase some properties and rent them out. I live in one of Chicago's northern suburbs and hope to invest in Indianapolis. I'm just looking for help as it's some distance from my current location. You mind if I email you sometime?
Apartment rents in the downtown area area are outrageous. You can't touch a decent studio for less than $1000 a month. Public transportation is discraceful.
Yes, our son lived in Seattle for several years. That area might just be my favorite part of the country, but I the cost of living is prohibitive to say the least. Thanks for your comments.
I will say that Indianapolis is pretty affordable in comparison to other cities/states... of course salaries are a little lower vs what you'd make doing the same thing in Chicago, but childcare here in Indianapolis is absolutely ridiculous! That's my least favorite of all. If you need childcare, you better have a trustworthy family member or friend that will give you a deal!
I highly appreciate this video! Mike you are a wonderful speaker! You answered so many of my questions. I’m relocating from Mercer Island WA and I’m very excited there’s a lot of upscale restaurants. I’m assuming there will be actual snow in December?! 😊
PLEASE WHERE CAN I INVEST AND MAKE GOOD PROFITS WITHOUT BEING SCARED OF LOOSING MY MONEY.... I'M ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR A GOOD TRADER THAT CAN HELP ME MANAGE MY TRADE AND MAKE GOOD PROFITS FOR ME AT THE END OF THE Day.
The best thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different stream of income that doesn't depend on government especially at this time of this pandemic
I think the pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple stream of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean financial freedom or security.
Hello, where can I invest and make good profit without being scared of losing my money... I'm actually looking for a good trader that can help me manage my trade and make good profit for me at the end of the day.
@@williamssmart9209 Setting clear goals with achievable targets is the first step in the planning process. For example, 'I want to retire at 60 with an after tax income of $700,000 which will last at least 25 years.
It's ridiculous... Everything went up. Makes me sick.. 6-7-$800 a month for two beds on the southside. PISSES ME OFF. I asked someone why so high, He says, cause I can get it. Well we dont make the money like that. Of course I'm sure like most others you're after welfare renters and that's why yo bastards ran em all up. Well I hope they're all empty. If you need to rip us off, I hope one day you lose everything you have.
Indianapolis cost of living has become insanely overpriced. We're trying to emulate cities we aren't & never will be. Apartment rents have skyrocketed and on par with housing rentals. City officials and neighborhood associations are mostly concerned with downtown, Broad Ripple, Fountain Square, Irvington, Meridian Kessler, FallCreek, Meridian Park neighborhoods. 😒 STEADY building unnecessary cheaply made, over priced housing units. Neglecting other neighborhoods, their infrastructure, public schools, criminal activity & food desert.
Super helpful info Mike! Thanks!
I love living in Indy👍🏻
Interesting to hear what the COG is across the country. Living in S. CA is so costly I am always amazed at the affordability of other parts of the country!
I help buyers who are transitioning to the Indy area from your part of the country and they are amazed at what their money can buy here! Everything is a trade-off - you guys live in beautiful part of the country and enjoy a nice climate (especially this time of year), but it comes at a cost. Thanks for your comments!
@@mikedempseyindyrealestatet9892 we do have it rough some days...I mean yesterday it rained for about 15 minutes and got down to shivering 58 degrees. People were bundled in boots, scarves, Kind of funny.
Good information Mike. I really appreciate it. Looks like the Indianapolis market still has room to grow. Look forward to other videos.
Thank you Julian. Are you considering relocating the Indianapolis area?
@@mikedempseyindyrealestatet9892 No. I'm looking to purchase some properties and rent them out. I live in one of Chicago's northern suburbs and hope to invest in Indianapolis. I'm just looking for help as it's some distance from my current location. You mind if I email you sometime?
@@julianquintero8378 Of course. Feel free to contact me any time. Happy to help.
Nice to know! Not too far off from Peoria,IL
Hi Rich, thanks for you comment. Yes, I think the cost of living is pretty similar. I've been to Peoria many times - nice town.
Apartment rents in the downtown area area are outrageous. You can't touch a decent studio for less than $1000 a month. Public transportation is discraceful.
Great info for relocation folks. I know when I first moved from Phoenix to Seattle I was shocked. It was one of the reasons I moved back to Phoenix.
Yes, our son lived in Seattle for several years. That area might just be my favorite part of the country, but I the cost of living is prohibitive to say the least. Thanks for your comments.
I will say that Indianapolis is pretty affordable in comparison to other cities/states... of course salaries are a little lower vs what you'd make doing the same thing in Chicago, but childcare here in Indianapolis is absolutely ridiculous! That's my least favorite of all. If you need childcare, you better have a trustworthy family member or friend that will give you a deal!
I would love to visit and seek for jobs and a place to live before I move out of Orlando, FL. Thank you for the info.
great vlog!
Thank you Diana!
I highly appreciate this video! Mike you are a wonderful speaker! You answered so many of my questions. I’m relocating from Mercer Island WA and I’m very excited there’s a lot of upscale restaurants. I’m assuming there will be actual snow in December?! 😊
Thank you for your comments. What part of the Indianapolis area are you locating to?
Dont we also pay local tax @ 1.48%? or is it included in the minimum state tax?
Indianapolis is not walkable. I visited Indy in winter, I came from Los Angels
PLEASE WHERE CAN I INVEST AND MAKE GOOD PROFITS WITHOUT BEING SCARED OF LOOSING MY MONEY.... I'M ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR A GOOD TRADER THAT CAN HELP ME MANAGE MY TRADE AND MAKE GOOD PROFITS FOR ME AT THE END OF THE Day.
The best thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different stream of income that doesn't depend on government especially at this time of this pandemic
Finding the best person or the best organization to invest your money is one of the most important financial decisions you'll ever make.
I think the pandemic has taught people the importance of multiple stream of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean financial freedom or security.
Hello, where can I invest and make good profit without being scared of losing my money... I'm actually looking for a good trader that can help me manage my trade and make good profit for me at the end of the day.
@@williamssmart9209 Setting clear goals with achievable targets is the first step in the planning process. For example, 'I want to retire at 60 with an after tax income of $700,000 which will last at least 25 years.
It's ridiculous... Everything went up. Makes me sick.. 6-7-$800 a month for two beds on the southside. PISSES ME OFF. I asked someone why so high, He says, cause I can get it. Well we dont make the money like that. Of course I'm sure like most others you're after welfare renters and that's why yo bastards ran em all up. Well I hope they're all empty. If you need to rip us off, I hope one day you lose everything you have.
Indianapolis cost of living has become insanely overpriced.
We're trying to emulate cities we aren't & never will be.
Apartment rents have skyrocketed and on par with housing rentals.
City officials and neighborhood associations are mostly concerned with downtown, Broad Ripple, Fountain Square, Irvington, Meridian Kessler, FallCreek, Meridian Park neighborhoods. 😒
STEADY building unnecessary cheaply made, over priced housing units.
Neglecting other neighborhoods, their infrastructure, public schools, criminal activity & food desert.
Public transportation is embarrassing