@Aakash Tandel If you're goal is cash flow, Indianapolis is a good choice.

Indy's larger population always makes it less up/down then some of the smaller areas, but it still has it's "edge" areas.

You can live for free, build some equity, possibly establish renters for when you potentially move out to another larger property. 

If you ever need any help analyzing anything from smaller Single Family Homes or larger apartment communites, please let me know and I would gladly help out.

At some point though we will be required to make larger payments once her income is used because they use past taxes and she wasn’t working on those yet.We have two car loans.

Hi Angela,Check out this link:http://www.indyhousing.org/housing-choice-voucher/landlord-resources

That can be a problem with larger companies.

It is more of a (right sizing) of existing medium to larger box size tenants expanding their online footprint to maximize omni-channel marketing to get the right optimal business ratio to drive sales and profit margins.    

I think insight into your question might be found with your choice of the word "reward".

The larger national footprint firms will be able to give you good economies of scale but your experience will still be limited to the quality of your assigned representative.