It's a fixer upper no doubt, it had hardly been touched since the 80's.

I like the presence of colleges and upper schools in a market, but most secondary and even tertiary markets have those so that is not much of a differentiator.  

Any lawsuit on safety, fire can cause you arm and a leg. 

Then save up enough money to find/buy a fixer upper in Indy.

Upper apartments will have finished hardwood floors. 

Homes in that zip can vary from sub $15k to the $300k range, with around $200k being the upper end for 1400sqft.

In addition to depreciation through cost segregation methods, you can also consider investing in fixer uppers to convert your ordinary income into tax reduced or tax free income, by taking the writeoffs in the year of renovations and taking a cash out refinance on the property.This can be coupled with cost segregation methods as well.

Totally understandable but similar square foot fixer uppers are $500k - $600k.

I still want her to get at least a portion of commission and would hope that a new agent will share it with her as practically all the leg work is done.We just need to submit closing extension (today) because there is no way I can close on Monday, logistically.Now, I don't know how the seller could view the agent change at the same time as I am requesting a closing extension.

I would like to know are you looking for fixer upper?