I think most larger banks are sophisticated enough and have covered such cases in the past, where smaller institutions may not have been exposed to such cases and may give you a hard time.

Others sell off a portion of the business after working long hours and then let the bigger company help grow the brand for an even larger exit later on.Even for someone with a reputation being a broker is a lot of work.

I would also be cautious of some of the larger brand names in the Indianapolis market. 

This math ends up being more generous than the former, but the force is still in balance since these will generally require larger down payments. 

I want my investment dollars to work and return as much cash flow as possible while providing long-term equity upside, so to accomplish this I look for commercial value-add deals which provide me the maximum tax incentives, write-offs, depreciation, and least amount of hands-on time/energy/headaches.

Lots and lots of variables here, but more expensive properties tend to be larger and have better quality finishes.

One check by accident is one thing, but writing multiple checks when you know there is no money to cover it is fraud.Florida skimming law:https://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2012/697.08FBI mortgage fraud:https://www.fbi.gov/investigate/white-collar-crime/mortgage-fraudI am not saying that everyone would be caught or prosecuted for this, but a scheme with multiple properties and larger sums of money is exactly the kind of thing that gets prosecuted.Very often in these type of schemes, people are not claiming the income on taxes, so that introduces federal tax evasion into the mix. 

This is largely so that they can ensure life safety measures are being satisfied in these larger buildings. 

Groves is a good solid rental area and is rising with the tide of that larger surrounding cities.

If so, you open yourself up to a larger pool of candidates.