Dear BP Members Interested in Indianapolis,For anyone who has been to Fountain Square recently, they can see that the neighborhood is being transformed.  

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The tabletop was a butcher block piece we purchased at a local box store.

@Jonathan Wilks  thats awesome man Hopefully I'll have something in mind for you in the future but I can say you should keep an eye on fountain square and bates hendricfk county @Ashley Mullin  always has many great quality properties with a good return.

I purchased a property in Fountain Square in Indianapolis that was built in 1999 on a huge double lot, which is a very rare find in this neighborhood, and raised the capital for the rehab through syndication. 

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The house is actually in Fountain, next to Fort Carson.

I know Fountain has a military renting presence and it seems to be more on the SF side.

I have looked into ways to quiet the noise, water fountain, speakers on deck, possibly enclosing the deck with windows (though its not very attractive). 

@Jeb Brilliant  Very hard to get $900 a unit in Indianapolis, unless you are buying in the most trendiest of areas like Fountain Sq, Broadripple, and Downtown, and if thats the case you most likely would have to be looking for a dilapidated SFH and convert it to a multi-unit.