Indiana is a very fruitful market to invest.

This would be a good starting point.I found it a helpful exercise for me and one you can always re run on a quarter or annual basis and you'll always be able to identify the low hanging fruit in terms of cash flow markets. 

Its like you getting rear ended in your car by someone driving a $$$ car... lawyers go nuts for it...When a cocker spaniel bites a kid in the face, nothing on the news. 

After years of tightening the lug nuts, they were unable to stay tight and his front wheel fell off.

Its nuts!

In a nut shell 14 gauge wire can support a 1600Watt roaster.  12 gauge wire can run up to a 2200Watt roaster.  

Looking back it’s a moment I’m very proud of, and I believe this deal is the fruits of my labors in working on myself and my relationships.

Some areas are like this.Some cities offer good deals and in some cities the good deals right now are getting harder to find.If you can find a close in deal and the numbers work and it works as far as the amount of fix up you want to do (not a burnt out hulk)--your all set.But you won't know unless you look, and if that's not fruitful, expand your search area--but be sure you are comfortable with the renter base, because some areas with good numbers are very dangerous.Good Luck!

How about use the money to help and preserve the neighborhoodYou people drive me nuts.

REOs are the low hanging fruit.