We are looking to either purchase a single family or duplex in Indiana to BRRRR.  

I moved very recently from Connecticut, where I had invested in duplex and single family properties and am looking to leverage the economies of scale that generally come with the larger asset class.Looking forward to working with all of you!

By having every single adult listed on the application and on the lease it also assures your chances of getting money owed to you.

@Charlie Vollers,Yes, in Denver, I've seen many examples of the duplex getting divided into two separate deeds and sold off as two individual "half duplex" or "townhome" or "single family attached dwelling".

I want to get into Single Family Home Flipping in C+ to B neighborhoods to then switching to acquiring solid multi family properties for long term income and cashflow.

Trouble is, all the stuff down there seems to be over priced ghettos.Heck, I could actually refinance them all and probably buy a few apartment complexes while keeping my single family homes for appreciation for the time being...Hmmmm...You may be onto something here @Craig Bellot

So myself and my partners are currently in the market for what we planned to be our first single family buy and hold rental. 

Would be ok for small single family.  

My plan for investing is to buy and hold single family homes.  

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