Would really like to take you guys up on a cup of coffee to discuss investments ideas and different ways we can create more value to Indianapolis.Thanks 

Example:Interior/Exterior PaintCabinets, Granite, handlesLight fixtures, bathroom fixturesHardwoods, Tile, Grout, CarpetEtc literally everything. 

But if the problem is in one of these it would only affect some fixtures and not others.  

1 cup of food or 2?

**Both buildings + Fixtures & Equipment = $1,475,000**Real Estate (Land + Buildings) = $1,428,000Essentially, at my purchase price of $1,355,000 I am (+) $73,000 in the RE value.

Sometimes I lived with a hefty bank account, and other times I was counting the change rattling around in my cup holders to buy lunch.

Just a few block of mostly SFHs.I work on Hamilton/Bascom Ave stop by have a cup of coffee with me.ThanksSam Shueh    

I'm sure I will again at some point.I was asked a follow up question about the accountability groups and discussion boards, so here's what I added to say about that:  No, they were more not my cup of tea because that type of "positive peer pressure" has never worked as a motivational strategy for me.

 $500/month.Renovations Required:-Paint-Update Flooring-Deep Clean-New Fixtures (Fans, lights)Capital Expenditures: -New Roof (2 years old)-Water heater replaced 3 years ago-Updated electric.  

Painting, carpet, and light fixtures are low-cost items compared to termites, roof, plumbing, wood rot, electrical, HVAC, and foundation issues.