Yes, I am considering Hoboken for rental property investment because it will be easier for me to keep an eye on in the near future.

If there are 6 units it should be easier to get a commercial loan for it, why not go that route? 

People leave these out and think they are cash flowing when they are not.Biggerpockets has a calculator that makes this much easier for you.

Also, they probably have kids that can assist. http://nlihc.org/rental-programs/catalog/elderly-rental-assistance-programAlso if they were more tech savy they could do a go fund me, and target other vets that could help.

@Manish Sharma it is a competitive market in Indy sometimes multiple offers on the first day it goes on the market especially if you are targeting owner occupied areas of town.

I figure getting a saved search set up with a few commercial brokers would make finding larger scale commercial deals that I could present to him easier, allowing me to provide more value to the relationship.

Or, if they are hyper-targeted and hot leads in too wide of an area for you to door-knock, mail them every 2 days and call 2x every day until you get a hold of them.

For those looking for solid class C homes, an occasional class B homes in town and spread through a few of the surrounding towns, ie Wathena, KS or Savanna, MO on a passive cash flow investment plan with at times great bang for your buck, St Joe can be a market worth target. 

Hey @Alec McGinn If you don't mind paying the percentage or 1 month of your gross rent, a good PM can really make your life easier.

If you insist on Hammond, I guess you can just target $250/door.