Talked to Noble and they seemed to be a good fit.

So, when I stumbled across the Rio Grande Valley it seemed like a wonderful fit for our family.

The propery is a good fit for us size and location wise, no rush to move out. 

It took me over 3 months of daily searching to find something that was a good fit that we could get a contract on, and I wasn’t even looking for more than 2 units.

Of course, this might not be a good fit with the angle that you're using.I don't mean to discourage you further.

There is no way more than 10 people can fit in our dining space.I was hoping this wouldn't be an issue but after being live 2 weeks we've already received 2 inquiries on VRBO where the potential guest asked about the dining space and ended up not booking when they found out all 16 people couldn't eat together.Is this a common occurrence and I just got unlucky with these 2 guests or have people figured out a hack for extra dining space?

The reality is, you have to spend too much $ or time in marketing to find a property that fits this calculation.   

The pipe and fittings are also more expensive than Schedule 40 on a materials basis. 

If you’re looking for more of 1% houses with an avg purchase price between $80K and needing cosmetic rehab to those upward of $150K in SFR and being rent ready now at 1%, Indianapolis is still a good market for this and fits nicely under ‘landlord friendly’.

Happy to chat and see if we are the right fit for you.