I'm pretty familiar with most of the market in Indy and have a good network of real estate professionals that I can confer with when I don't have a confident answer.

You should get an answer pretty quickly.Google shows the answer may be 5, but the corresponding PDF files have been moved on local government's website.

She's not a looker and its not the best neighborhood from a crime perspective, however, the location is pretty amazing as its right by the thruway and surrounded by a couple of parks / water:https://www.zillow.com/homes/38-Ontario-St,-Buffal...Its been on the market a while and there has been a few price drops. 

Now this is a big macro assumption, but you'd have to believe the underlying growth factors of Boston to be pretty strong for the foreseeable future, and companies will continue to open campuses outside the city, e.g.

If you have an FHA mortgage, it's probably with a low DP and pretty good rate.

Im in a similar situation with a municipality, but if you are able to cover health insurance through the service, that makes the transition out of the traditional W-2 much more feasible and also covers all of your bases.  

I believe this town has a ton of potential even though it has a pretty bad image.

The close txn wasn't ultimately funded until a day and a half later.Now I am pretty sure I'm going to work with IRA Financial Group (legal setup facilitator) and IRA Financial Trust (custodian).

This one went pretty smooth but the timeline on the renovation ballooned past expectation due to some contractor issues and that presented some challenges.  

Logging companies have pretty high operating costs and usually require a certain amount of volume on a tract to make it worth moving equipment to the site.