I have a condo in Washington DC and water damage from rain somehow leaked into my unit and damaged the floors.  

I am interested in finding a small SFR via turn key in Indianapolis this Spring.

Mainly focusing in the Springs, Pueblo and FoCo/Loveland areas.  

Alex Lyon I'm 22 and just graduated from college last spring.

So while it's somewhat competitive, you can still negotiate some.I keep telling people we need to wait until the Spring buying season starts to really fully understand if the last quarter numbers were a direct result of the oil/gas price drops and resulting layoffs, etc., or just a function of that time of year being historically slow.I would love nothing better for my investor clients than to have prices normalize and/or lower, but I still think it's too early to tell.

They don't want to get in hot water by not complying with someone who will certainly document their claim file with such infractions.Just check references and proper licensing. 

With management in place and appropriate holdbacks for cap ex, maintenance, taxes, insurance, water, etc it has cashflow of 900/month even as a pig.  

They are moving in the spring and selling their home.  

I am in Glenwood Springs, but also invest in Grand Junction a bit.

During the next rain, the roof leaked again (water was dripping through seam of the ceiling and pooling underneath the paint, causing it to bubble).