Hi Shelby To determine rental prices and demand in a neighborhood, start by researching comparable rentals in the area, focusing on properties of similar size, type, and amenities.

After 8 years or so, you've got three or four properties and the world opens up to you at that point. 

I think Indy is a great diversity of communities and properties, so anything you would like should be here. 

So, we bought the property 2 years ago, based on the valuation of the property considering income from 6 units.The sale deeds (from 2018- 3 sales) I could get from the City and the property tax statements (2023,2024) show that the property is zoned as 411 (apartments).

You have to be willing to sell your properties and access the equity to buy up. 

I get what they are trying to do here, preserve 2-4 unit properties and discourage deconverting to SFH. 

We've been buying properties in the southern US and have had pretty good success.

If the property can service the debt at 90% leverage between a senior 1st and the seller second, you're looking at a good investment!

Let them know how much you value their property and ask if they’ve ever considered selling it.

You could do things like outdoor speakers, waterfalls, etc.Visually, unless you are in an HOA or other restrictions, maybe you can hedge the backyard for added privacy.The goal for most people is to keep the property, not sell.