@Wiiliam I ended doing conventional on a single family 1 block away from the levee in Algiers point!!!

60% or 70% - you can see based on the blocked vs open days. 4.

Then more $$ to post notice by publication.In the end, either the Brother will get legal title or reimbursed what he shelled out + 10% of the estate.The OP also posted the property has been vacant for years so that's kind of a stumbling block to claiming adverse possession. 

At the price the rent, I have to assume that it is a B class area in Indianapolis but Indy can vary block to block and even street to street.

Also, @Bryan Senker I would do some small trees blocking the linked fence and then string some lights.  

It's very block-by-block.

He put locks on the master bedroom blocking it from anyone seeing it or the master bath. 

The neighborhood I grew up in (Tacony) has never been great but I’ve always loved historical properties and one block in particular is the connection between center city/ 95 north to newyork shopping everything.

@Griffin Parriott@Tiberiu GurauChad, excellent point about Block Fi.

The current owners are living in the front house (which they blocked off a door and are renting a big room as a "studio" with separate entrance), renting the second unit, and renting out the rumpus room.