Hello All - Looking for an experienced and trustworthy property manager in Indianapolis with experience managing multi-family, C Class properties. 

The auditor thinks for a moment and says, “Okay, Go ahead.”Ralph says, “I’ll bet you a thousand dollars that I can bite my own eye.”The auditor thinks a moment and says, “No way!

With how heavy of an industry real estate in South Florida is, I have been surprised at the difficulty in finding a qualified fit.Bonus points for professional, timely, and trustworthy inspection companies as I am searching for one at the moment as well!

I'll bet I've talk to well-over twenty thousand (20,000!)

Your best bet is to go in and talk to the respective inspectors and figure out what is the most cost effective way to come into compliance.Selling the home to a prospective buyer without disclosing the known issues is a big no-no. 

If you are only looking to hold it for 5 years, then you definitely have to bet on a good appreciation growth, since selling the house down the line cost money.

I'm going to echo @James Masotti, and suggest that your best bet is to ask the City directly what you would need to do precisely to get the change done.

Signs, direct mail, Craigslist and similar sights are your best bet.

Your best bet for finding good deals is doing your own marketing to get in touch directly with motivated sellers.

This is why it's important to either hire someone reputable and pay more than you probably should, or you can work with someone very closely who is skilled enough to get the job done and is trustworthy enough not to generate work where there is actually no work that really needs to be done.