We have 33 public elementary schools which create neighborhood groups, and some are buying for neighborhood, and others are buying to rent to section 8. 

It's located in a great school district and a nice part of town.

Obviously I think closer to the school the better, but are there certain neighborhoods that are better than others? 

August was hit the hardest, which makes sense given that many schools in the Southeast, particularly in Georgia and South Carolina, started classes around August 1—about two weeks earlier than usual.

If Teravalis is successful then I suppose that other developments, businesses, schools and everything else would sprout up on land that could be developed.

This does not mean that sellers have just magically been gifted all of the power over negotiating the buyers agent commission, and will net more after the sale of their home.

Hi Jalen,If you're considering expanding your rental property portfolio in the Indianapolis area while steering clear of rough neighborhoods, here are a few options you might want to explore:Carmel: Just north of Indianapolis, Carmel is known for its affluent community and excellent schools.

In highly touristy areas like lakes or vacation spots, an STR typically generates higher income from short stays but may not attract long-term tenants due to seasonal demand.However, if the property is in a more versatile location, such as near schools, businesses, or urban centers, it may work as an LTR, providing steady income and fewer management demands. 

If they do, they go to a higher level of care such as a nursing home (higher level of assistance with ADLs) or a Skilled Nursing Facility (called a SNIFF, where medical care is provided).The ALFs I'm working with are all running at 100% capacity and have waiting lists, because there are simply not enough beds.A sharp operator will find an unused municipal building - especially a school - and work with the town building department, code enforcement and fire inspector to get it up to code. 

Unfortunately the public schools in St.