@Angel Gutierrez that reports cites an increase of money spent on gambling as a contributor to defaults on mortgages.

On the four corners of the walkway, the borders will be widened to create four planter sections.The borders are to be 4x4 PT lumber secured to the ground with 36" 1/2" rebars.

It's still in a higher crime area, but very close to the approaching border of drastically lower crime ratings by only a couple of blocks.The property itself has been reduced by more than 50% in 3 months.

And everything in between.Indy within 465 is very neighborhood specific and even varied quite a bit within neighborhoods. 5 blocks could vary in value by hundreds of thousands.That said, there are some outlying zip codes on the border of Marion county that are much less varied and more homogenous.

If they want to redeem, it has to happen within those 120 days.During that time is a gamble for the investors who own them.

In my immediate area, which straddles Route 80 near the NJ border, the population has increased a great deal in the last 10 years.

The FBI reports half of all gang members in Los Angeles are most likely illegal aliens from south of the border. 8.

Basicaly your saying  put more in at a lower rate of return and then gamble on appreciation??  

I am a new member from Moscow, ID...we are a smaller town but home to the University of Idaho and just across the border from Washington State University.

As far as risks, I'd rather take the 10 years of certain cash flow with moderate appreciation over gambling on equity increases.