There have also been some comments about how noisy it is all around the condo, as the eating area and living spaces all have laminate flooring (with bad padding), but the noises from daily living operations are bearable (although noisy) for the unit owner below.Admittedly, the carpet and padding in the bedrooms seem to be pretty thin, but just outside the bedroom there is a laminate floored hallway to the bathroom, which seems to be excessively noisy, especially when being traveled in the middle of the night.

Like I said im very green, have read most of bigger pockets published books and their recommended page of books, now looking to learn from others who know the indianapolis market.

hl=cs&mid=1ZJ6z2HR9cwVpc88QIQhmiRrwMg7-dW0H&ll=39.86312360446431%2C-86.19817545413298&z=12@Manny AwasomStay in the greens, stay out of problems. 

@Jonathan Greene okay thank you !

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Then, I found Brandon Turner's book on Rental Properties and David Greene's BRRR Book.

Figure out what eats up most of your time and what problems you want the software to solve.

You said they were great tenants so I would just fix it and eat the cost and move on, no need to stir anything up if you already have good tenants over this

I heard David Green mention recently that a ton of his deals came from turning single family into duplexes.

If you haven't already read David Greene's book on investing out of state, I would start there.