BP Rocks!!!

I feel that another benefit of building my own list is that my leads are as rock solid  as the administration documents.Ok, enough of the back story. 

Rock on Steve!

I'm more likely to use wood or some kind of cheaper flooring with give on an upstairs apt with subfloors that give and tile on a 1st floor apt with concrete subfloor that is rock solid.  

BP community rocks!

I used base rock (4-6 inches of class 2 base rock compacted at 2-inch lifts), an inch or so of sand, pavers, and a polymer modified sand (which has a little bit of bonding strength) to fill the joints between pavers and prevent weed growth.

P&I, PMI, Vacancy, CapEx, Insurance, Taxes and Repair costs)The home seems to be rock solid, beautiful hardwood through out(Had two inspectors check the property out thus far). 

My wife works in in the Round Rock.

About a year ago, there was wave of homicides in the area - luckily the community came together and that seems to have subsided (there was a story in the Indy Star recently where they said they were celebrating a year without homicides: http://www.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2016/10/13/homicides-jump-across-indianapolis-one-neighborhood-gets-reprieve/91986988/).

What rocks can I search under to find the best deals?