The steel is already up and the property is being developed. http://correctionalnews.com/2018/07/19/indianapolis-breaks-ground-robust-new-criminal-justice-center/

A vote simply doesn't do it justice

In our state, we normally get a judgment certified by the Justice and get it recorded at the Prothonotary's office (County Recorder). 

@Rudy DvorakI don't think there is a protected class called "woke social justice warriors" when it comes to Fair Housing laws.Obviously you can't discriminate against renters with certain characteristics or traits.

I view any appreciation as just icing on the cake but don't really factor it into my upfront underwriting.

I hope justice prevails here.2.

I honestly, won't do justice to all your questions as there is so much to uncover. 

Appreciation is just icing on the cake.

Rent increase and future appreciation is just icing on the cake. 

I don't know the areas in your options 1-4, but I would do whatever options align best with your lifestyle and cashflow goals. i only care about cash flow, the rest are just icing on the cake. i know i wont cash flow once i live in the property with 5% down but i would like to after moving out. i live in north jersey, taxes here avrg 10k per 2 unit in the worst areas. i am trying to find a way in my current shoes to make a good play with what i have. i understand the loan paydown and appreciation etc, but most of that is speculation. im not sure what would work out best which is why im asking to see if maybe i am missing something here