Hopefully, the protective order will help resolve things more smoothly.Speaking of Indianapolis, I’ve been working with investors in the area on new construction duplexes that are designed to minimize tenant issues by attracting stable, long-term renters.

A significant challenge was managing the renovation process while ensuring minimal disruption to existing tenants, which required careful planning and communication.

My comment is more about minimalism than it is affordable housing.

.$2.5K additional lost rent due to 4 month instead of 2 month property turnLoss rent on Small Multi-Family properties minimal unless you had to evict.  

By pooling our resources, we minimized financial risk and maximized our capacity to complete the necessary renovations.

Additionally, the property's purchase price provided an opportunity to generate significant returns with minimal investment, aligning perfectly with our investment strategy and goals.

Then I can start investing with minimal buy in.

My understanding is that the city wants to minimize the lead content of areas in a home that occupants have the most exposure to, hence the testing is on walls, window sills, and other painted areas.  

On one hand, paying all cash minimizes risk and lets me reinvest profits quickly.

I have been audited by the commission (the result was minimal issues to address) and it is no fun.