Hi Todd,That's an attractive looking building.Find a good stable tenant, and possibly offer some of the build out needed (if you have to--you may not have to).Just from a first glance, some tenants that come to mind would be:1) Auto Insurance Office.2) Pizza shop, owner operator, take out and delivery only.3) Dental Office (probably with a repaint to tan with brown trim or etc...).4) Dry Cleaner, drop off and pick up, where clothes are sent to main plant elsewhere by truck.5) Daycare, with attractive fencing if outside play area and parking are both available.6) Local Government or local utility branch office for payments.7) Meeting hall for the town Elks, Moose, VFW, Masons, etc...8) Realtors office.9) PO Box Rentals.10) Co-working space.11) Local Trendy Coffee house.12) Office HQ for your local Democrat or Republican or other party.Good Luck!

Like others have mentioned the downtown area, near east side, and trendy neighborhoods give Indy investors good opportunity.

In multifamily that trend is slowing and maybe reversing in some cases already.

Access to Trend is the best, but average Joe doesn't have access.  

Today, Brooklyn Brewery is surrounded by modern apartment buildings, trendy bars, shops and restaurants.

Tends to attract a younger /trendy crowd.1REClub- http://jimmyvreed.com/network/...

FS & FP are trendy/expensive downtown markets now.I love the fact that you've decided to make the trip out.  

With that said, 10 years have passed and some QOZ areas are actually 'trendy' places now. 

In particularly trendy areas, I've seen a number of freshly renovated duplex that wouldn't pass the 1/2% rule!

Hello all,Would really appreciate some advice from experienced investors, particularly in the Coachella Valley area (Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio, etc).This area is going through a bit of a transition - it's very trendy, and it's full of airbnbs, but city laws are getting stricter on these and they're issuing less or no permits in most cities.