In Indianapolis, assets along/close to the new Red Line, in Carmel and in Greenwood are on my radar.

@Brandon Payne courtesy of Cameron Harris, here is some great high-level info.2018 State of Downtown Indy: https://patch.com/indiana/indianapolis/2018-state-downtown-downtown-indy-inc-shares-growthRedevelopment of PanAm Plaza: https://amp.indystar.com/amp/1646337002Old Airport Site Redevelopment: https://www.ibj.com/articles/70966-airport-board-approves-214m-land-sale-for-infosys-campusThe Lawn @ White River: https://www.ibj.com/articles/70671-state-plans-27m-permanent-concert-venue-for-white-river-state-parkTwin Aire Development Plan: https://lisc.app.box.com/s/0389cx7xicqpnpay1ov4fdabxboiutulIndy Go Red Line Rapid Transit: https://www.indygored.comI have a bunch of notes on economics and affordability, community development, and business growth as well if you're interested.Actually I am also moving there as well (on Sunday!)

In NYS, where I studied and took the licensing exam, as well as my wife, who's been a license agent for a few years, the red line is if the tenant checks are made payable to you or the property owner.

The neighborhoods in Cleveland that are the most affected by lead poisoning today are the same neighborhoods that were redlined decades ago.

couple questions regarding plumbing on a remodel im doing, looking for a few quick answers... heres a little paint picture for you guys :)Based on that picture, black being bathtub,blue being bathtub drain/overflow draingreen is galvanized drain pipe its tied into,Id like to add a drain pipe for a kitchen sink to this drain, have a handyman i found on craigslist doing some of the remodel for me, he suggest cutting into the down pipe on the tub, and tie into the drain at this spot, tieing in somewhere around where the red line is, I dont see this being a very good idea, and no way can i believe this would pass code.

Initially, the land owner tried to flip the land using a prestigious national real estate brokerage that marketed the property with a glossy aerial photograph, a large red line outlining the parcel for sale, a few ground level photographs, zoning information, a list of permitted uses, allowable FAR and the new price - $35 million.

Because for the past 12-18 months the appraisal industry has been handcuffed by new requirements (Federal and State laws intended to "help") that have effectively made it impossible for prices to rise in red-line markets like ours in Riverside.

You can draw a red line across the graph representing your target of $4,000 per year and then you can draw an angled line that adds another $333 to the cash flow each month.

The red line shows birth rates of baby boomers vs other time periods. 

I would recommend Steve Throndson with Redline real estate.