Gavin R. Frost

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We would like to congratulate and celebrate the Frost Real Estate Team on their 2025 Achievements!🏡👏🎉
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$1.85M Loss Threatens 93-Year-Old Riviera Club — Members Scramble to Save It

If it folds, that land isn’t turning into a park or public space—it’s private, valuable, and almost guaranteed to be redeveloped.

What do you think would actually be the best use of that land for the community if it changes hands?

Curious to hear real ideas from people who know the area.

Riviera Club calls on members to pay extra $1,500 fee to keep facility open - Indianapolis Business Journal The 93-year-old, members-only club has sustained about $1.85 million in operating losses during the past four years and is trying to meet its most pressing financial obligations.

Let’s go!!! And remember, I am here for your mortgage need also!

Congratulations to Gavin Frost for being Crosspoint's #1 Listing Agent Leader for week 6.👏🏡
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Have you been driving on Allisonville just north of 75th St. and seeing that for-sale sign outside of Allison Place and wonder?… Today’s your day.

I’m holding it open from 3–5 PM, and yes, you are absolutely welcome to come take a look. It’s a gorgeous ranch home, custom-built, tucked inside a quiet gated community where every turn looks like a magazine cover.

Big windows, wood floors that make you feel fancy even in sweatpants, and a screened-in porch perfect for sipping a drink while enjoying the outdoors and the immaculate yard.

If you’ve been curious, bored, house-hunting, or just want to stop by and say hey on your Sunday errands…I’ll be there. Come on in 👋

5202 Logan Lane
3–5 PM

See you soon.

Rainy days reveal the truth about a home’s roof, gutters, and drainage—sunshine hides it.

Why Rainy Days Can Be the Best Days to Show Homes

While many people imagine the perfect showing on a sunny afternoon, the truth is that rainy days often provide the clearest window into a home’s true quality. Rain reveals details that sunshine can’t—how well the roof sheds water, whether gutters and drainage function properly, and if the basement or yard show any signs of trouble. For buyers, this transparency builds trust; for sellers, it’s an opportunity to let the home’s integrity speak for itself.

Beyond the practical, a rainy day creates an undeniable sense of comfort and warmth inside the home. Walking into a bright, inviting space while the weather is dreary outside gives buyers a powerful emotional connection—they can immediately imagine themselves safe, settled, and at ease. It’s the kind of atmosphere that turns a house into a home.

Perhaps the greatest advantage, though, is the pace. Rain tends to keep casual lookers away, leaving only the most serious buyers to tour. Without the crowds or the pressure of back-to-back groups, clients can slow down, explore at their own rhythm, and give their full attention to the details that matter most. That extra breathing room often leads to stronger impressions and more confident decisions.

So while blue skies may look nice in photos, seasoned professionals know that rainy days can highlight a property’s resilience, showcase its comfort, and create the kind of focused, memorable experience that helps buyers see the true value of a home.

Already dreaming about our next adventure 🚙💨
Where should we road trip next with the crew? Drop your recs below!

Walli and his Skile Test Cobras won today and the Indians won tonight! We got to see 3 home runs today INCLUDING Walli’s!!!