The Circle Investor Podcast
Episode 29 of The Circle Investor Podcast features Aseel Yerunkar, Indianapolis-based flipper, wholesaler, and real estate entrepreneur who has completed over 200 deals since starting in 2019. He shares how he left a cushy government tech job in California, moved to Indianapolis without ever seeing his house first, and built one of the most intentional fix-and-flip operations in the city. Aseel opens up about growing up in India with an entrepreneurial father who left everything behind for a green card and a shot at America, how that family DNA of risk-taking eventually pushed him to leave sunny California for Indiana's real estate market, and why locking in on flipping has been the key to building real scale. He also pulls back the curtain on how he builds and vets his own crews, why he pays for labor only and controls all the materials himself, and the specific design philosophy that has led to his properties selling faster and appraising higher than comparable flips down the street. This conversation goes deep on the craft of flipping. It goes from the psychology of first impressions and why doorknobs matter more than most investors think, to the right way to structure contractor agreements, how to find great crews by showing up to job sites at 7am, and why the gentrification conversation around Indianapolis is missing the point entirely. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: * How Aseel grew up in India, moved to California, and eventually bet everything on Indianapolis real estate. * Why he walked away from a stable government tech job to go all in on flipping. * Moving to Indianapolis without ever seeing the house he bought (and why he'd do it again). * Why he stopped holding rentals and went all in on active income through flipping. * The design philosophy behind 200+ flips and why intentionality is the most underrated competitive advantage. * Why doorknobs, entryways, and first impressions matter more than most flippers realize. * Building your own crews vs. working with GCs. * How to find great labor by showing up to job sites and Home Depot before 7am. * Why contractor agreements matter and what most people are signing that isn't actually a contract. * Controlling your materials and why letting a GC choose finishes is one of the most expensive mistakes you can make. * Why Indianapolis is one word: underestimated (and why that's exactly what makes it a great place to invest). Make sure you’re locked in for next week’s episode! We’re keeping the momentum going with more insights, real stories, and strategies to help you build your real estate business. Hit subscribe, tap the notification bell, and don’t miss what’s coming next. The Circle's Founder (Ryan Rominger) and Director of Operations (Stuart Smith) discuss what’s happening in the world of Real Estate Investing, Property Management, and running a small business based in Indianapolis. The show focuses on the Central Indiana real estate market, but also explores beyond the Hoosier state to gain intriguing insights in the world of business and real estate investing. We interview our favorite influential people from across Central Indiana (and beyond) to learn from the people having the biggest impact on our market. Do you have any questions, suggestions, or simply want to reach out? Contact us through this email address: Gmail = circleinvestorpod@gmail.com [circleinvestorpod@gmail.com] Follow us on all of our socials: Facebook = www.facebook.com/thecircleinvestor/ [http://www.facebook.com/thecircleinvestor/] Instagram = www.instagram.com/thecircleinvestor/ [http://www.instagram.com/thecircleinvestor/] You can also check our our website for more information: Website = www.intriguepm.com [http://www.intriguepm.com] Upcoming Investor Meetups = www.intriguepm.com/thecircleindy#rsvp [http://www.intriguepm.com/thecircleindy#rsvp]
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