Over the years, Indianapolis has grown steadily and is home to several Fortune 500 companies. 

For example in my brokerage, I am part of a subgroup of investor-focused agents including the founders of the Fortune Builders group.

Fortunately I do have quite a bit of equity in my primary residence, but unfortunately I don't have much cash. 

I have 1 interested person in the rental (lives in a smaller apartment in the same building and looking to move into a bigger apartment).She is single, has a 800+ credit score and is a lawyer at a big Fortune 500 company.

Fortunately I have CAD and put those in and the sketch is below:The courses don't close which is fairly common, but they're not closing by about 10' which is fairly significant. 

I am very fortunate to be in that situation.

It took a little time, but I filed the paperwork to claim title to the trailer, found someone that wanted it for free, they spent $6,000 fixing it up and have been great tenants for the last year.I'm pretty fortunate that this has been my only real case.

I was fortunate enough to have purchased a property a couple years back and have since pulled a HELOC out to leverage money and buy more property.

Very fortunate to move back into a house that, if buying new in todays market, would cost more than double what I paid for it.

He couldn't believe his good fortune, and ask me what to do.A little background.