Investors worry that if they purchase in a lower-class neighborhood, suddenly their tenants are going to turn into Nino Brown and Walter White, and start cooking meth in the garage and hiding dead bodies in the backyard, and that simply isn't going to happen.Is this who you're worried about renting to?

What we do is give out hams (fully cooked spiraled) to every tenant.

Perhaps contrary to this though, you can include a condition in the offer contract that requires an existing lease is accepted by the buyer (provided by a certain time ), or to schedule a meeting with existing tenants, facilated by realtors, to establish a new Lease acceptable by buyer. 

That's because when you drive through around 10-11am on any weekday, you can smell bacon and eggs being cooked by all the locals just climbing out of bed.

@Dustin Cook the first thing you want to know is what the real market value of each of the properties is and where in Indianapolis they are located.

And in most case you have 2 years of tax returns and books to back it up and analysis the asset.. as long as landlord is not cooking the books...

It's like asking if it's better to go out to dinner or cook at home.

That "somewhere" should be a government ran facility that is exactly like the government ran liquor stores in Ohio.

Your ambitions sound on point so I think you’ll be cooking in 7 years.

I told him no big deal, I'd wait, it was just my kitchen lights weren't working and I can live with it, it's just a pain to cook in poor light.