It’s just south of Fountain Square in an area that really hasn’t seen any growth but it’s an established neighborhood never know in the future that may be something but for now I’ll keep just a little into it and rented out

I started with a Skil tabletop tile saw, the cheapest one there is.

So I suppose you would warn people to stay away from drinking fountains because of the potential danger.Why worry about something which has a snowballs of a chance of happening.

There is a zero depth water park, where the water falls from pails or fountains to play in. 

I have family that live in a few different areas of the city and the areas they have told me to generally steer clear of are Fountain and some areas near Airport Rd.  

My strategy right now is BRRRR SFH's and/or 2-4 plexes on the near east side of Indy (Brightwood, Irvington, Warren Park, Fountain Square, and anywhere in between), but I'm open to SFH flips and/or other areas of Indy if the numbers are attractive. 

Before drinking too deeply from the RIEN fountain, try giving Cohen and Dubé's "Legal, Tax, and Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Real Estate Investor" a read.

BiggerPockets has been key for a great deal of my knowledge, thoughts, and motivations.I drive down to Fountain Valley, Orange County area every now and then, and am very active with meeting USC alumni and business professionals here in the Downtown Los Angeles / West Los Angeles areas.I would be interested in meeting and or speaking with any individuals who would like to share about themselves, feel they have been in my shoes at some point in their career, feel they are in a current situation such as mine, have current goals that align with mine, or just want to meet and create relationships that will last long-term in this game we all love called real estate.I hope this has given a good detail about myself and look forward to hearing from all of you soon!

Fountain Square is a gr8 transitional Indy nabe; however, I have seen full rehabs for sale anywhere from $75-95/sq ft., even in desireable North Square, so I was wondering about the ARV you used @$111/sq ft?

I'm new enough that I'm not quite sure what a CAP rate is, but this seems like a great deal.The area where the house is (Fountain Square, Indianapolis) is hard to comp too.