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Phone: 317-644-0501
Fax: 888-500-0180
3905 Vincennes Road
STE 303
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Sheals-Johnson Investment Group
Your Residential Redevelopment Partner
Properties
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37 E. Raymond St.
Located on a corner lot with a 2 car detached garage
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2738 N. Schofield Avenue
“Shining Star” Schofield Avenue Like New 4 Bedroom Home
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2530 N. Schofield Avenue
Completely Rehabbed Schofield Avenue For Rent
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1608 Marborough Lane
Small 2BR and 1 bath condo on the north west side of town. Laminate hardwood and parquet floors!
Blog
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The 5 Best Ways to Use QR Codes For Real Estate
11 Jul 2011
It seems every now and then a new technology comes along and gets everyone in… Read More
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Buy vs. rent: These days, buying wins
11 Jul 2011
I ran across this interesting article at CNNMoney.com and wanted to share it. For the… Read More
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CASH is King
11 Jul 2011
For many homebuyers, mortgage financing is hard to come by these days. Lenders have tightened… Read More
News
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It’s a Great Time for Investors to take Advantage of Low Prices in the Market!
11 May 2011
I wanted to share this article with everyone By Jill Schlesinger Breaking news: the housing market still stinks! According to online real estate firm Zillow.com,… Read More
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Sheals-Johnson Investment Group Announces Synergy Property Management
17 Feb 2011
Sheals-Johnson Investment Group – an Indianapolis real estate investment company – gives you access to the finest investment property deals that Indianapolis has to offer…. Read More
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Mortgage Rates Rise to 4.66%
8 Dec 2010
By Nick Timiraos Source: http://blogs.wsj.com/developments/2010/12/08/mortgage-rates-rise-to-466/ Mortgage rates rose again last week to their highest level since July. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.66% last week,… Read More
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Experts say housing recovery is still years away
21 Nov 2010
WASHINGTON — The housing market will remain depressed, with record high foreclosure levels, rising mortgage rates and a glut of distressed properties dampening the market… Read More
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