I have quite a few that I'll list below however it will depend on what you mean by relatively low acquistion cost.For short term, you'll want to be in trendy areas like Broadripple, Holy Cross, Fountain Square, Bates Hendricks, Old Southside, Garfield Park.

(I have read it can’t be which is why I’m at this point considering just going with a 30 year conventional loan and putting the 15% or 25% for SFH or MFH.2.

For the next 3-5 years, single income household here (wife staying home with kid(s)). 

We lived in that house for almost 30 years prior to returning it to a rental property and we've NEVER had cockroaches of any kind.I'm wondering if they might have come in on some of her moving boxes.Regardless, we have a pest control contract in place, and I've already contacted my technician.Should we be worried about this tenant, or am I just over-reacting? 

Are you familiar with the area or trust someone that is and can tell you what is being built in 1-10 years? 

@Tony HofferIt's all a bit odd as the seller removed the stove right before the POS inspection which then illuminated this issue.Ah, this old trick.

My colleague has been buying and selling turnkey homes in South Bend for the past year.

I got my license within the year and I'm having difficulties adopting my brokerages daily routines and general systems.

Population has hovered around the 200k mark for 10+ years.

She said the tenant was basically a perfect tenant for the last 11 years with never a late payment or noise or damage complaint.