Your B/A areas like Munster, Dyer, Schererville, Crown Point, Highland are pretty land locked so new development is a challenge.

Considering a deal in Bushwick, Ridgewood (I know that's technically Queens) Bedstuy, Crown Heights.

Hawk Home Inspectors out of Crown Point it the guy to call for your NW Indiana properties.

You're in crown point- some of my favorite places to invest in the country are right under your nose.

Also, it has a massive attached 3-car garage.The 2nd floor has a 900sqft living space with 3 small "bedrooms" that is generally very nice; crown molding, ceiling medallions, mantels, typical 19th century City charm.

In the kitchen, I painted the cabinets, changed out hardware and some of the lighting fixtures, changed out the countertops to an updated laminate, painted the grout in the floor tile, added a subway tile backsplash, added some height and crown molding above the cabinets to give the appearance of tall cabinets.

We reworked the floor plan, installed new drywall upstairs, painted, new flooring up and down, new crown and baseboard throughout, and did repairs as needed in the home.

Then we added new crown, new baseboard, new flooring up and down, and finished off a bathroom in the basement.

First I foremost, thank you for time.I recently came across a 2 bedroom condo a few blocks away from me in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

I'd really like to be eating crow 5 yrs from now where folks are doing complete tear downs and new builds there or "popping" the top etc -- however even in Riverside, Crown Heights or College hill doing such a thing is EXTREMELY rare and if it was logical to do so those would be the neighborhoods it would be done in.