If you are going multi-family a nice duplex with two 2/1's in it is a great cash cow.

(I'm not the most familiar with condos)You are self managing I imagine? 

Neither will the other title company in town.Here is the timeline on this parcel. 2013 - Collector's Deed issued to the city due to a lien placed on it for the expense of demolition of condemned house2016 - Declared excess property by city2017 - Sold at auction to an acquaintance of ours who intended to build on it9/2018 - Owner changes his mind about building and agrees to sell it to us for $5,000Now, $5,000 is no big risk to worry about someone clouding the title by claiming that proper procedures weren't followed and trying to redeem it, BUT we plan to put about $120,000 into building a duplex on it. 

The property is a duplex, with purchase price of $529k.

I bought a duplex and put in a third bedroom and second bath in the basement via youtube videos.

To put it simply the goal of house hacking a duplex is to have the renter pay the mortgage for the entire duplex.

My wife and I recently purchased 1 duplex and have it rented.

For perspective, the units are 2 BRs in a 1960's side-by-side duplex getting $1700/mo, so they're not cheap units from a rent perspective. 

I have just one duplex in Indianapolis right now, but I'm hoping to buy more either SFRs or multifamilies--still deciding. 

My husband and I bought and renovated a condo together.