I will tell you more when we meet, but it isn't for public consumption at this point.

That's what was said at a City Council meeting about banning them in public along with the real thing, they didn't ban the E-types but they did all other smokies. :)

Just some food for thought.Regardless of buying in rent control or not, I also recommend you and @Ben Wakefield read past publications from the Apartment Owners Association (AOA) in CA to start learning, their magazines always have lots of great articles (aoausa.com).

You should be able to apply market rates and get a quick assessment from an asking price if the place is really for sale or is just listed, if it seems like something to explore, call, make an appoint, get the representations, consider again, go look, do your due diligence, make an offer.Most sellers don't give financials until they see they have a qualified buyer, they don't dump their personal financials out to the public

There are plenty of things about the business I know now that I wouldn't share in an open, public forum.

First get out in the public and meet people, get referrals, start building a base of persons who can act as a center of influence and refer the public to you.

The thing I hear constantly is the seller's of the single family homes are targeting Lawrence, Warren, and Wayne Townships because of the larger inventory that is available and the school systems are not IPS (Indianapolis Public Schools).

Also, where are you pulling the amount due from that is not always public knowledge?

Meet new clients in public places first, and then go to a showing.

Valuation of property management business are difficult, especially with the lack of public comparables available.