I like the look of the engineered wood flooring such as Luxury vinyl plank flooring and the snap together laminate flooring but im not sure which would hold up better for ;The KitchenBathroomBedroomsLiving RoomLaundry Room..Also, the 2 bedroom unit being on the second floor, would it be better to carpet more to help be a noise barrier from disturbing the tenants on the first floor?

I'm a mechanical engineer/project manager by day and jack of all trades at all times.

My apt complex was burned down in a wildfire last year.  

Long story short our house burned down and we rebuilt it.

If you find a broker that is interested in you doing this, they are most likely shady and you will eventually get burned by them.If on the other hand you find a great deal, buy it and resell it or add value (reno, find a renter), then you are on to something.  

Check out the post below.3 Things Turnkey Investors Should KnowI'm more than happy to provide additional information if needed, I hate to see anyone get burned!

I'm currently in my late 20s and work as a senior software engineer at a big tech company in SF.

There are many bad decisions to be made regarding a multi-family property in markets like Indy before someone ends up getting burned. 

@Patrick Henshaw,While I can't speak to the legalities, I can speak to the design / engineering issues.Yes - if the expansion device is capillary tube, overcharging is detrimental to performance.

Just like buying fire insurance doesn't keep your house from burning down.