It's best to do so before purchase, but after is fine.

ATTENTION ALL INDIANAPOLIS LANDLORDS AND INVESTORSIndianapolis InvestorsThe Indiana State REIA legal councilors have been on the phone today with lobbyists for the Apartment Owners Association due to serious concern over “Proposal #41” being heard TONIGHT at the Indianapolis City County Council.The essence of the ordinance is a series of fines begining with $500, then $2500, then $7500 PER TENANT and PER OCCURANCE against landlord’s who violate this tenant’s rights ordinance.

You would need to find a serious value add play to come close to that along with great long term financing.LA purchases today on multi family have more of a “expect cash flow later down the road” which is fine for those looking for wealth building from market appreciation, forced appreciation, and principle pay down.

@Bryan Williamson I PM about 240 props, we use BUILDIUM, it seems ok, I hear Apfolio is better, but this one is working just fine 

I wouldn't be surprised if you find landlords/PMs who are fine with that. 

I believe the way this is going to shake out in my MLS is that a coming soon status in the MLS and other marketing will be fine as long as the property isn’t being shown yet.

And all of those things might be fine...IF I DIDN'T HAVE TO LIVE THERE.  

Get a great inspector in, and have them go over the place with a fine tooth comb

Seems fine.

A letter should be fine.