Your financing is a lot tougher using an llc....no conventional (Fannie or Freddie) or fha loans.  

That means having a tougher time than others in finding jobs and places to live. 

They are, as a whole, tougher on rentals, tend to move more frequently, and generally lack the social grace we expect in fellow people.

But lots of other things are much tougher. 

What I mean is to resist the urge to write up a bunch of new rules and contracts that are tougher than necessary or create too much change right off the bat.And raise the rent in small increments, if you want to keep good tenants. 

We like lakewood but you are right that it's a little tougher to find deals there.

Next part is a vast generalization and will be controversial but through anecdotal testimony I’ve heard that section 8 can be tougher on the property which if you are a hands on landlord in Indy, not that big a deal.

Besides, scaling single family and duplexes is much tougher than selling and going bigger.

Based on 450 dollars a month it's going to be tougher to rent such a small place.

I did this for one of properties in a tougher neighborhood and it worked out great.