I will certainly check them out and see how they are.And to Robert Fountain above, yes, the management company is Billwood Properties. 

Originally posted by @Gary L Wallman:Originally posted by @Jeff Fountain:@Will, I would not.

Each letter was hand signed in blue ink with a fountain pen by me.The background information was included because many smaller community owners do not like or trust larger community owners looking to buy and some are very concerned (especially in smaller communities) about the fate of their residents if and when they sell. 

Had to be there to buy apts in Denver, colo springs and the LARGEST apt bldg in Fountain, co. (24 units!)

Fountain Square is hot right now. 

Cash flow properties might be better looked for in areas around South Circle and Platte avenue - maybe even push down to Fountain or Pueblo. 

If you were in the middle being tough then the developer would go to the city or county to take the property by eminent domain for park space with a fountain etc.

I have seen pictures and discussions where people have skirted around this issues by providing a microwave, tabletop toaster/convention oven and a tabletop induction range.

Neighborhoods do change over time (usually for the worse) and even in the cases where lots of momentum is created by city initiatives, it still takes 5-10 years and there are tons of competition (look at Fountain Square and Bates-Hendricks right now.)

All,For those interested in the Indianapolis market, below is an excellent article from the Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ) on the Fountain Square neighborhood.The local experts in Indianapolis on this neighborhood are Ryan Mullin and Ashley Mullin at FS Houses.