The thought just crossed my mind though, I wonder if they can impose said rule at the end of the filed lease?

For instance, maybe an investor could cross collateralize one of you properties for a given rate and you can use that in much the same way a bank would give you a HELOC.

Taxes are reasonable at around 2400 annually.I own a few units here, area is decent as these condos border Watchung.good luckChris

Their credit was good, bordering on Excellent. 

The nearest cross streets are Calumet and Sibley.

Cross him off your list, let your network know he has no integrity, and move on to your next deal.

I hope to find like minded individuals as well as experienced individuals who I can learn and gain knowledge from and hopefully in the future (if all things go well, fingers crossed), I can do the same for someone else as well. 

We already have some targets in the cross hairs and are seeing if we can put a deal together.

PaulHaving owned 250+ Northern Calif. homes at my high point, I realized very early on that there is no excitement owning a rental(s) that just breaks even (maybe), while you are crossing your fingers hoping for some appreciation.  

I tested a few "neighborhoods" in the application, and the unfortunately data can be highly misleading (Note:  How this website defines "neighborhoods" may be different than common definitions (one simple example would be how they define the borders of Fountain Square - I don't think that most real estate professionals would say that Fountain Square goes that far east).Also, if you take as an example a neighborhood like Butler-Tarkington, on the south end (38th-42nd), it can be quite rough and $50k houses can be found readily, but in the northern end of the exact same neighborhood, you can find beautiful virtual mansions with manicured lawns which can easily be $500k - $1MM.So, just to summarize, while there are some "tools" which can be helpful, this just further illustrates once again, how difficult & challenging, Indianapolis can be & how one must do their own due diligence.Best,Matthew