Google Maps has a measure function that allows you to measure exterior dimensions if you can zoo in enough.

I have a zoo of animals at my house including 2 large dogs (2 cats, 2 tortoise, 3 chickens, many frogs and lizards, 1 snake, large aquarium of African cichlids).  

To me, a variable rate loan is Ike jumping into a cage full of cheetahs in the zoo, the might not consume you at first, but eventually...

And $190M in facility upgrades- 16 Tech Innovation DistrictA mix-use 60-acre development project with advanced technologies innovation district, including offices, research laboratories, parking garage, housing and retail space plus parks, walking paths and other amenities- Elanco (Animal health Leader) building their new $100mil headquarters just south of the zoo- Indy Eleven Investing over 1 Billion in the development of their new Eleven Park.

An addition to your question, though, is what to do about all these "certified emotional support animals" that got released from the zoo and every tenant and their brother has one.

They are all relatively close to Drexel, downtown, train, zoo, etc. 

It's tougher than it ever was but the deals are still out there.Lot's of wholesalers in the game and they are delivering some good products.Granted, we buy quite a few and close quickly so they send many deals to us as we snap them up.43609 has been our go to zip code for the last few years.Lot's of value and area is gentrifying a ton.Close to the zoo is top dollar stuff.Much success

I have an old Jim Walters home on the River across from the Zoo where my neighbors have built three story homes on the water.

My goal through real estate is to be able to create enough passive income through my properties that I can get out of my 12 hour work days and focus on my dream of building a small scale zoo.

The area is an up and coming area near the Dallas Zoo.