@Alecia Bolton I work down on Edith depending on where the SFR is will depend on the area. if the SFR is in the Vista del Norte Neighborhood then it is in a nice area, that is a small pocket of nice houses in an industrial area. but once you pass Osuna going south on Edith you begin to see more homeless people and the houses are more run down.

Do any of you seasoned Indy investors have a recommendation for a property manager in the Irvington/Englewood neighborhoods?

It is trending "rough" for a neighborhood. with lots of new arrivals to the country from places that don't speak english.

It is a nice building in a crappy neighborhood.

I am in the market for a multi family property in class B or C neighborhoods in good school districts.

You can make sure assumptions based on the condition of the neighborhood and outside condition but there is always a wild card involved. 

Based on the zoning I can do nearly anything I want.I am looking for a low neighborhood impact business that has a high cash flow with low entry.My thought is in buying shipping containers and packing them in tight on the lot and creating a commercial storage business.By my estimates the property could generate up to $96k a year with less than 1 year's income to reach full build out.Any one have experience with this model?

If this sounds like a fit for you and you need the extra help please reach out to me on this platform. 

Personally, I feel like we there are significant benefits to narrowing the strategy down to specifics like certain property type, financing strategy, neighborhood class, property condition, etc.

You should drive the neighborhoods and see which one you like best.