I actually saw a 4 plex in Indian Rocks, west of St.

However most people don't realize that the western end of the valley (Palm Springs, Cathedral City, and Rancho Mirage) are also partly on Indian Reservation land, even though they are developed and there are a large number of homes on the indian land (leased land at a maximum of 65 years), including some mobile home parks. 

Lookout, Indian Hill, Terrace Park, and Oakley... but there are so many micro-markets in Cincy, I don't know if you can just blanketly say that all of any of the communities I referenced above are B class... because there are parts of each of those neighborhoods that are closer to A class, as well as parts that are closer to C class.

I currently own a 2/2 rental in Northern Michigan (Indian River) but I have made some mistakes I am learning from.

I just got off the phone with them...and the Indian guy tells me as of January 2014 my mortgage will go up $200 due to my escrow being negative...

Trying to learn more about sub-markets:- UNCC area - Indian Trail / Matthews- Monroe- Gastonia

In my area, the majority of rentals are log cabins, Indian blankets, antlers, cowboys, etc.

This is located in Indian Trail, NC just outside of Charlotte, NC.

It’s a duplex in the Morningside/East Indian Village neighborhood in Detroit, Michigan.Purchase price: $73,000 (pending appraisal)- 25 % down at 4.5 interest rate but with 3 points (I’m being told I’m going to get charged an extra point or two for the small amount of the loan)Expenses:Mortgage= $287 Property taxes= $125 monthly Insurance= $100 monthly Repairs= 7%Cap ex= 7%Water= $50 (I’m almost certain tenants will pay)Property management= $150 a month Other expenses= $50 a month Total income= $1400-1500 Total cashflow= roughly $350 per month All insight is greatly appreciated!

We just heard that a huge portion of Bradley students are Indian.