Speaking from a property manager's point of view, unless you can have eyes on your property at least once a year, you should not be self-managing.

Additionally, having your interior design business involved in a multi-use property could be a win-win, allowing you to both house your office and generate rental income from other units.The Indianapolis market is thriving for real estate investors, particularly in new build multifamily and duplex developments.

Depending on what your overall budget is and how much you want to be involved in the house, there are many areas of Orlando that would be a good fit.

That's how I got involved in MF investing.

Did your son roll his eyes?

Now, you've "evolved" yourself in things where your no longer involved in the operations or the operational expenses.

Definitely eye opening

I've read a few books on this and understand the process and the risk involved.

Thanks This thread caught my eye as about 2-3 weeks ago as I had an out of state investor reach out to me asking my advice on the same situation.

The above path has very little risk involved and a real high chance of success.