Relationships you make in business can help you advance your knowledge and opportunities,  as well as turn into some great real life relationships that will enhance your life and the life of your new friends as well 6 Embrace your struggles and challenges. 

Which in my opinion, is a healthier housing market for all.Side note for all those who still scream a housing market crash: In the last FIVE recessions, we have only seen housing prices decrease TWICE.

I don't see prices coming down anytime soon yet but the market is definitely slowing down to a healthier pace.

I'm very new to this but I've fully embraced the challenge and have been hooked ever since the offer was made... 

You will rent to some winners and rent to some who want to drive you crazy, but always remember that you need to get yourself a mindset where no tenant will ever get you upset or emotional and you will live a much healthier and more-prosperous life when your head understands this.

I can totally see neighborhoods with smaller homes being built (on smaller parcels) to accommodate the lack of housing.Common sense would also suggest building more apartment buildings - and one would think both local and federal governments would embrace this idea - but of course in too many areas these very governments also want to curse builders with some or all of the following: excess red-tape, permit nightmares, high property taxes, and never-ending eviction moratoriums. 

You have to be able to embrace that fear, think logically and be risk averse.  

Something like” you move on, I do what I need to on the way of upgrades “ and we both part ways and get on with life.If this doesn’t work, then embrace the legal system.Cheers

If this property were in Chicago (like Oak Park) and not Indianapolis, it might seem more clear to me to stick with the original design concept and truly embrace the more 'old world' feel, for Indianapolis however where modern looking flips are in steady/constant supply, it's more questionable. 

The market is not softening, it is getting healthier - what we have seen this spring was dysfunctional.