@Sharon Beatty rentometer is helpful if there are enough close-by comps, however if an area is very block by block or doesn’t have a lot of other rentals, it may not be very accurate so I’d recommend looking at the comps themselves to make sure they’re actually good comps.

Btw, I got a hot lead on a vacant residential land in nice block close to oak st.

There is a corner storefront 1/2 block away that is supposedly bringing Printers Row craft brewery, Starbucks 2 yrs new .5 mile, Jeff Pk Terminal 1 mile. 

You don't want to have the biggest house on the block! 

Indy can be tricky as it is a street by street and block by block area when it comes to good areas to invest in.

I also found some slight shiftiness(Less than 16th of an inch) in a couple blocks in the basement.

I’m well aware the the answer depends on 1000 factors but I’ll give a very brief description of the fist rehab I just completed and the one I’m doing.1st job - 1800 sq feet sfh block house.

Endless opportunity to add value and boost the rents over time on a nice quiet block in Darby, PA.

Endless opportunity to add value and boost the rents over time on a nice quiet block in Darby, PA.

Time block and commit to it and you'll be amazed at how efficient you can become.