My mother in-law just got into art school (at 55, she's SO awesome) they need help finding a place.

Then back down Grand Ave and drive over to Corinth Street...drive thru the Cedars to 8th Street and go West to check out Bishop Arts.   

You need to understand that it happens and to get back on track.As far as activity goes, you need to find what you enjoy doing - bike, walk, weight train, martial arts, etc. as you'll have a hard time sticking to it if you don't enjoy it.

IU East is more for commuters, and Earlham is a smaller liberal arts school.

It's not the most beautiful work of art, but it gets the job done and it's extremely easy for someone like myself (very little html experience) to edit and plug and play.

But then I think about other alternative assets like art or gold... you must hire a broker to sell your asset? 

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Artfully,Lorien

Building a model, while not "easy" per se, is a commodity.The ART comes in from your outlook on the broader market, the metro you are in, the submarket.  

The term “owner-occupied” is a term that generally was created for the IRS and tax purposes, though cities also typically follow this term of art.