Do you own the properties you sell or are you a promoter simply taking a fee from Turnkey companies to market their companies?

Very simply, your cost basis is $475k (yeah, you'd adjust for closing costs, valid home improvements, etc, but that's probably peanuts unless you did this as a rehab). 

In other words, if you’re think today’s overall homebuying conditions are sustainable (I’ll bet you sell real estate), you’d argue the top of the rankings are simply the nation’s “hottest” markets.

People either want to keep their comfortable lifestyle, are in a transition phase, or just simply don't take action.

Why not give the property to the one person best able to handle it, and then other assets to other folks to equalize as desired, or alternatively simply sell the property at death where there will be no gain and split the proceeds.

If the tenant brings it up your explanation is that this person has been paying partial rent late and you were simply trying to remove them from your rental.

If you have trouble finding the table simply call the zoning office and ask them to send you one.

After the responses and several messages with some other amazing BiggerPockets members, I am probably going to invest in Indy, simply by virtue of the friendliness of other Indy investors and real estate professionals.

A foot tall grass simply means your tenant has not mowed yet this year.

Or is it simply just asking for the payoff amount and cutting them a check for the refinance given the property appraises?