According to our lawyer and case study, our base starting pay back is the 75k + taxes, interest, and insurance and not the 200k we paid so we subpoenaed the previous owner for all of his figures he spent renovating the house.

perhaps a heloc might be an option. just because you have credit in a heloc you dont have to pay for that unless you use it

Multifamily properties are selling just as fast as they were in 2023 despite there being more options on the market.If the trend of increasing inventory continues, we could see price growth slow down even more in 2025.

If they are positive, I'll call and if they don't answer, my vetting is strongly based on time to call me back.

I have personally never been there but are there specific attractions, employers, military base, etc. then make Indy a good STR/MTR market?

Neither of those options are extremely efficient or effective.

You're in the right place.You have a lot on your plate and it's hard to figure out everything at the same time but you're definitely on the right track.The most achievable option to start the journey will be house-hacking.

I don't love the property management options in the area and I live here.

I'm meeting with an Attorney this week to discuss options.

I do know that the level of rehab you're doing and your timeline for completing the rehab will play a role in your options.