Every dot is a recorded home sale in Indiana in the last 12 months. investor purchase other sale
A seat for every side of the deal
Off-market deals for Indiana investors.
We buy houses as-is from sellers and listing agents, price them off what actually sold nearby, and send each one to the investors it fits. Free to join.
Selling a house? Get a cash offerAgent with a listing? Send it over
- Indiana home sales, last 12 months
- 126,599
- Bought by investors
- 38,105
- Markets we cover
- 680
- Median days, flip buy to resale
- 183
Public records. Indiana sales disclosure filings (DLGF, via STATS Indiana). 808 zips across Indiana, last 12 months through Dec 23, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026, depending on the county.
What investors just flipped
Real resales from the public record: what an investor paid, what the same house sold for after, and how long it took. Photos are Google Street View, so some show the house before the rehab.
- 350 days
Westfield, 46074
Single-family
- Investor paid
- $158,000 Oct 2025
- Resold for
- $790,000 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $632,000 +400%
- 72 days
Thorntown, 46071
Single-family
- Investor paid
- $104,547 Aug 2026
- Resold for
- $406,829 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $302,282 +289%
- 54 days
Sheridan, 46069
Single-family
- Investor paid
- $95,147 Aug 2026
- Resold for
- $324,595 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $229,448 +241%
- 164 days
Jamestown, 46147
Single-family, 1 to 10 acres
- Investor paid
- $178,000 Apr 2026
- Resold for
- $345,000 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $167,000 +94%
- 281 days
Noblesville, 46060
Single-family
- Investor paid
- $200,000 Dec 2025
- Resold for
- $314,900 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $114,900 +57%
- 374 days
Washington, 47501
Single-family
- Investor paid
- $95,000 Sep 2025
- Resold for
- $195,000 Oct 2026
- Spread
- $100,000 +105%
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Spread is before rehab, holding and closing costs.
Who we work with
We buy from people who need a sure close, and sell to people who need deals that pencil. Our job is making both true at once.
How it works
Tell us about the house
The address and your timeline. A tour or a few photos once we talk.
Get an offer built on real numbers
Comps, repairs and rent, laid out so you can see how we got there.
Close when you're ready
As-is, no showings, no repair list. You pick the date.
The markets we work
We read every recorded sale in every market we cover, so offers and buy boxes start from what actually closed, not from guesses. These are the markets where investors bought the most.
| Market | Sales | Bought by investors | Median home | Typical flip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IndianapolisMarion County | 17,239 | $228,000 | $110,000 to $230,000161 days, 1919 flips | |
| Fort WayneAllen County | 6,325 | $237,000 | $106,000 to $206,450164 days, 650 flips | |
| EvansvilleVanderburgh County | 3,755 | $184,250 | $70,388 to $172,000196 days, 338 flips | |
| GaryLake County | 1,854 | $63,000 | $40,000 to $80,00092 days, 155 flips | |
| South BendSt. Joseph County | 2,530 | $170,000 | $70,000 to $173,450175 days, 260 flips | |
| WestfieldHamilton County | 2,322 | $563,536 | $148,500 to $583,576194 days, 412 flips | |
| NoblesvilleHamilton County | 2,577 | $415,000 | $132,600 to $476,648121 days, 312 flips | |
| AndersonMadison County | 1,529 | $119,000 | $60,000 to $140,000171 days, 159 flips |
Indiana sales disclosure filings (DLGF, via STATS Indiana). 808 zips across Indiana, last 12 months through Dec 23, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026, depending on the county. Median home is single-family sales. Flips are the same parcel resold for more within 18 months, before rehab and holding costs.
Selling a house, or listing one?
Homeowners get a cash offer, as-is, closing when you're ready. Agents get a real buyer with proof of funds for the listing that needs work or fell through.
As-is, cash, on your timeline.
How we work
Real numbers
Every offer comes from comps, rent and repair estimates we can show you.
Said upfront
We're investors, and we may resell or rent what we buy. You'll hear that first.
Close when we say
If a deal can't close, you'll know early and we'll walk away clean.
Every seat eats
If a deal only works by squeezing someone out, we pass on it.
By the book
Required disclosures in writing, and licenses held wherever a state asks for one.