Also has a Metra, highway, two colleges nearby, and new commercial development (walmart, potbelly, ross, planet fitness, etc.)Moral of the story, look for stuff that attracts good tenants.

I'm not on the doomsday side of things but I do believe in respecting the planet and planning ahead.

The Indy market is very active and we have buyers from all over the planet here in our back yard grabbing everything they can.  

One reason I am very driven to aggressively build a portfolio of properties is because my wife and I will have to travel a lot due to having families on separate sides of the planet.

Rima and I keep people out of trouble with the highly-regulated toxic and hazardous materials - asbestos, lead, VOCs, soil and groundwater contamination, plus indoor air quality and the almost unregulated mold.  

The Mazda will remain my daily driver once the renovation is complete in a few weeks and the truck will be my weekend and service vehicle when we all ride together.The cost per mile is even better with a Ford Flex as a single vehicle (most rear legroom of any vehicle on the planet) but i still won't have solved the pickup truck issue.

That is an assumption, and I could be 100% wrong, but I have been on this planet for almost 50 years and certain things just tend to be true, and certain things tend not to be true.  

The ozone (O3) reverts back to oxygen (O2) as it oxidizes with odors, so no toxic byproducts or odors are left behind, as long as the odor sources have been cleaned/removed...... and That's my deodorizing rant despite the fact that I don't even have a sense of smell...seriously.

Not sure what planet he was living on. 

Most likely should be ignored and not followed by anyone on planet Earth.