I've been trying to find a good buy in Fountain Square since February, but the one's I like are all overpriced, or are snapped up more quickly than I can arrange financing.I'm also interested in Irvington, Emerson Heights, Little Flower (thanks to the 10th Street redevelopment org), and parts of Crown Hill.  

Pretty close to Fountain Parc and similar asset. 

It took me about 6 years to get "... a fountain built in the city of seattle..." because the guy, unfortunately, didn't die with $14 million dollars.Signed qcds not recorded are useless afaik, usually a sign of attempted exploitation, or people selling deeds to property they dont own, (an oldie but a goodie in the fraud world) or medicaid planning that was never completed. 

Bate Hendricks neighborhood is often featured on the HGTV show Good Bones, as are the neighboring areas of Fountain Square and Old Southside.Watch that show and you can get an idea of the type of homes that are there.  

Don't do a "table top" closing.And of course once the bank learns that you are taking over the loan they can enforce the Due on Sale clause.

Really your main 3 options are CO Springs, Fountain and Pueblo.

I created a few resources that out of state buyers might find useful in gaining insight into the Indianapolis market1) Neighborhoods and their classification on a map ( A, B, C, D = using input from the forums)zip code boundariesstarbucks, whole foods, hospitals, etchttps://goo.gl/cvDi8T2) Virtual driving from Fountain Square to Lucas oil stadiumhttp://youtu.be/8AU6iCamTwc?

I am hearing of some high LTV stuff and banks allowing seller seconds and people just treating money like it comes out of a water fountain 

Maybe I could put one of those rain chain things and say it's a decrotkve fountaine...is it possible to roll the price of a special assessment into closing costs if I can't afford to pay it before I put the condo on the market? 

Primarily searching Emerson Heights / Little Flower,, and south of Fountain Square.