@Kyle Marek - Real estate, Sports, guitar and the beach... sounds like you would fit in with San Diego just fine!

The great news, the house is in a killer neighborhood and it’s got a great floor plan with good bones on a corner lot brick.  

How well do you know the neighborhood?  

The logistics of doing weddings and corporate events in a residential neighborhood with no parking, zoning...

3) How does REI fit into your overall financial strategy?

Then you can confirm they are not on the FHA approved list here: https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/condlook.cfmThen if you find a good deal you can look into the HOA resale package and find out why it is not on the approved list and then see if it is a good fit to become FHA approved once they loosen FHA guidelines on these restrictions.

SoBro is a good shifting neighborhood in Indy. 

i know it was alot easier for me to move when i could fit all i owned in one car. 

The solar in this case fits both, highest interest rate and should be quickest to pay off. 

You can call the city, make sure there are no liens or scheduled work to be done in the area..... had a house last year, seller didn't disclose that the city was requiring new sewer line in the neighborhood.