Or, keep the car and write a check.Successful REI seem to have a pattern of driving crappier cars than their tenants-that-will-forever-be-tenants, so don't sweat it if your wheels aren't super snazzy. 

So we're not SUPER consistent with that pattern.

What are the finishes in these newer homes that is making them attractive, because you will have to factor in that cost - Marble?

Are other investors finding this pattern in their local markets?

Worth taking a chance if you know the neighborhoods well, including historical patterns, but I'd tread carefully or steer clear altogether - there are many Indianapolis neighborhoods far less riskier.

This has tons of great built-in features including pre-packaged "patterns" for just about everything you could want to draw related to a building design.  

A typical pattern we see for new investors...

I'd go with wood unless you are continuing a pattern from the floor.  

Keeping these down is more important than showing a pattern of saving.

I can tell you that up here in the Pacific Northwest, they are taking a very close look at the whole wholesaling scheme and many firms are telling their realtors not to make a habit of those sorts of dealings.I know that some realtors have been asked to take their licenses elsewhere after their pattern of behavior was discovered.The old adage "it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission" doesn't really apply very well to real estate services and real estate law, in my humble opinion.