Adrien Schebott when speaking of renting in Hammond, be sure to include the almost overbearing Rental Registration program that Hammond is actually fighting against the Indiana State law on.

Let him know that win or lose, it's going to cost him tens of thousands in legal fees to fight it.

We completed the 120+ unit building around a year ago at the corner of Springfield Avenue and I think the corner of Irvine Turner Blvd.

@Michael Baum I am fighting this battle almost daily.

Meanwhile you have to fight the high tax assessment.When you are new developer the lenders want at least 50% pre-leased to start funding.

Try one of our Class D properties in our 'Earn Your Return' program - we'll be calling you all the time, and you'll be fighting with AON for your rent insurance but if we all work really hard, you can get better returns than our B/C properies offer on a turnkey basis.That might be an honest pitch for Class D?

But I was in the business and could absorb the loss's ,, I did not like it,, Lost Millions in the down turn.. but am here to fight another day but instead of being semi retired like I was in 08 I have to work fulltime now for another 5 years or so..As to your question.

I fight them every year.

@Andrey Y.this is the market you were fighting in the last few months.  

This left regular buyers fighting over a few houses, with values and rents skyrocketing.