Vapor intrusion mitigation required on surrounding homes.

For example, mold in areas when they remove flooring, water leaks when they are in the crawlspace, trying to "squeeze the roof" through inspections when they know it's toast, no vapor barrier or falling insulation, not doing simple appraisal safety issues like swapping out CO/Smoke or putting straps on water heaters, and ultimately just turning a blind eye to "manage margins" - Then it comes up in the buyer inspection and they play dumb like they never knew.

Also, how do you property types like this move on the market do they tend to sit on the market for a week two weeks or 30 to 60 days? 

Those anchors tend to sit in suburban rings rather than downtown cores, which is why you often see MTR perform well in those areas. 

Curious what other investors are experiencing lately.When deals fall apart, what tends to be the main friction point?

@Tara Waechter happy to help cause we're best friends now.Town Plot tends to come up often for the reason you’re hearing — it historically has a higher owner-occupancy rate and more stable housing stock, which usually translates into lower tenant turnover and more predictable management outcomes. 

From deals I've seen come across my desk, a few patterns tend to show up:1.

I’m particularly interested in markets like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, South Bend, and Gary, but I’m open to learning about other areas in the state that have strong voucher demand and reliable housing authorities.A few things I’m hoping to learn from those already operating in Indiana:• Which cities or ZIP codes have the strongest Section 8 demand• Typical 3-bedroom payment standards in your market• How the inspection process tends to go locally• Recommendations for property managers familiar with voucher tenants• Any neighborhoods to avoid when investing out of stateI’m an out-of-state investor looking to build a small portfolio and want to make sure I approach the market the right way before purchasing.If you’re actively investing in Section 8 rentals in Indiana, I’d really appreciate your insight or the chance to connect.Thanks in advance.

There are a few mechanisms that tend to show up historically: 1.

Owners tend to rent to the first person who applies.