If you would like to learn about the Indy market and specifically the new build duplexes I have off-market, feel free to reach out.Cheers,Ryan Cheek

I've used the VA loan twice to purchase 2 duplexes that I've lived in.

However, you might want to consider diversifying by looking at markets outside of New York that have strong growth potential but are still affordable—places like Indianapolis come to mind, where I’m currently focusing on new build duplexes with strong rental returns.Suburban vs.

Unfortunately, this isn't always an easy relationship.What if you, as a buyer, like a home but despise its wood-paneled walls, shag carpet and lurid orange kitchen?

I'm a landlord of a newly constructed duplex in the New Orleans area.

Between the duplexes, there's roughly $160k in equity and then our primary is about $110k.

I have a duplex with one meter and I use a Sense (https://sense.com/) device to monitor the total KWH that the upstairs unit is using I then take the electric bill and split the bill up based on the amount of power drawn by the upstairs unit vs the total usage.

I have a duplex near Centennial Park that I am currently rehabbing and plan to MTR to travel nurses (close to major hospitals).

Quote from @Jaron Walling: We're still renting my first property from 2018, have cash-flowed every month, and "lost" every dime replacing the HVAC this year.

I’m currently under contract for a rental property, which is a duplex, and one of the units is occupied by a tenant.