I am tracking the leads in my CRM so I can suppress or remove angry callers.

Does it have fire suppression? 

The Fed tried to stimulate lending by dropping rates, which should have increased the pool of buyers and therefore curtailed the growth of, or in fact reduced, rental rates relative to what they would have been immediately after the crash, and perhaps suppressed growth of rental rates since that point.The oddest thing about the graph comparing rent rates to home prices, though, is that rent rates continue at a steady clip almost completely irrespective of home prices, which leads me to believe that the types of consumers demanding homes are fundamentally different from the types of consumers demanding to rent.

An older building might have been grandfathered in and now must be updated with new fire suppression and sprinkler systems, structure upgrades, greater parking requirement ratios that reduces building size, etc.  

So not sure if that might suppress rental growth as these new properties come online in the SW area?

I have always desired to help in my community but it scares me to this day,  there is some movement in portions of suppressed area but the comps are just not there.  

As of right now I am in just saving $$ mode since I will probably need to pay around 10k for a fire suppression system in the property as well as the initial 6k for inspection and state approval. 

Would focus on the following:Zoning, special/conditional use variance process, planned zoning, Engineering- building, traffic, soil compaction, water flow, Permitting, fire suppression, fire hydrants, storm pounds, storm sewers, ADA,     Governmental- soil erosion, floodplain, wetlands,Leasing, NNN, CAM,     Valuation approaches.  

Additionally, the City requires fire suppression systems (FPS) for properties with more than 5 units.   

You mentioned turn-key properties in Indianapolis.. be careful with these because you will see a suppression in your returns.