But seems like the juice is almost squeezed from that area from an investing stand point, IMO.You could also check out certain parts of brookside and Garfield park.

I would say that Irvington, Broad Ripple, Fountain Square, Garfield Park are your best bet.

@Andrew PostellThank you so much for that !

I have a couple of Audible books on this called:“Airbnb Rental Investing” by Andrew Taylor“Everything you need to know about Airbnb” by Brandon Taylor and“Airbnb” by Brandon Taylor.  

@Andrew Postell.

- Andrew 

Originally posted by @Andrew Postell:@Vladimir Riché screening is really important, having a good lease, and as mentioned above, security deposit...you'll likely have to have someone co-sign since most college people don't work - thus no income to "afford" a rental property.Makes sense, thank you! 

@Khadijah Oliver,I agree with what @Andrew Postell said above...lower loan amounts are a market-wide challenge.Going to a local REIA meetup is a good way to connect with private lenders, who are likely to be one of your only options at that loan amount.Best,Michael

Sorry to hear Andrew. 

@Andrew S.