I think purchasing either a three family or fourplex is the best bang for your buck.

We are also focused on this space in Milwaukee.

Scary stuff, and unfortunately, most Americans are either a) oblivious to the reality staring straight at us or b) think that "American exceptionalism" is enough to buck any trend, even the ones that happen over and over again.   

I have been BRRRR-ing for over a decade in Milwaukee and it's not like deals were always easy to find, but once a house has been sitting on the market for 6 months, sellers get more motivated to discuss a less than ideal priced offer.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $460,000

Cash invested: $50,000

Renovated both units, buy & hold.

Affordability and Market DemandIndianapolis is one of the more affordable markets in the Midwest, making it a great place for investors who want to get more bang for their buck.

Looking for a way to analyze the highest allowance from Sec8 vs the lowest priced homes, wondering where you can get the most bang for your buck.

@Nithin Thampi You will likely get more bang for your buck buying an existing property as opposed to new build which often has higher cost per sq. ft. than existing properties will.

The better question is "how do I try to get the most bang for my buck" to achieve the highest ARV.

These books for a few bucks are better than any of the pricy seminars I took.