Is it synthetic stucco (many of the older ones had no drainage plane behind the synthetic stucco, so the structure rots)?

Got on a plane to Indiana to check it out.Property had sat empty over a very cold winter and the pipes burst due to improper winterization.  

simply put  homes that are bought in INdy for 10 to 20k are in the HOOD  plane and simple they are not B- they are D And maybe C -  this operation is new the owners are new to the space and many have gone down this path before them and they end up moving out of the asset class in this price range as their investors realize that this tenant base is anything but consistent in length of residence and quality of the home after a tenancy.

Is it possible to sign and fax/email/Fed Ex legal paperwork?

The city or the airport can provide a map of the ILS (instrument Landing Signal)  You do not want to be within 2,000 feet of that within 8 MILES out  because it's one plane every 2 minutes 24/7. 

old doors like that - you might have to do a little planing, etc. but I like to keep the millwork uniform throughout if at all possible.Your tenants might even be willing to do the legwork to find the door themselves. 

Renting them out is not an issue as demand for homes in stable neighborhoods is currently very high.When looking into out of state investing, I couldn't get comfortable with the fact that my assets would be a plane ride away, I'd have to rely wholly on an out of state team and I also didn't have the time to spend researching the sub-markets of the area's I was interested.

If you're not actually been there then my advice is to get on a plane and go have a look.

@Ted Schmidt your pic seems to be inside a plane...what kind?

I'm pretty sure if a pilot wanted to take down a plane, he could do it in the cockpit with just his hands.