Anything I should ask my lender or numbers to run before I pull the trigger that I may be missing? 

Welcome to investing in Indianapolis; glad to hear you chose to finally pull the trigger on your first property, as this is always the most difficult obstacle to overcome.

I've been looking at more deals lately and I don't think it will be too long before I pull the trigger on my first small multi family.

This also triggers if high use that there maybe a plumbing issue.

I am also new to the site but have been following the podcasts for quite some time.Was interested to hear your story so far, did you end up pulling the trigger in Kingston, I am currently looking in Hamilton.

This triggered the bank to send me several letters threatening to call on loan if I do not get rid of tenant and move back to property or refinance.  

Since it sounds like you've already negotiated price and terms, you'll need to attempt to renegotiate the closing terms, and if possible the conditions present to trigger a closing. 

We were talking about avoiding the DOS by moving the property into an entity for Liability protection and triggering DOS.One of the safest personal liability protections is to move the property into an LLC, LP or Corp that is properly maintained; I have never had or know of anyone else who has had their lender execute the due on sale clause by moving a property to an entity. 

Would a land contract trigger due on sale clause?

However if you try to change these things then the Lender would be notified and I would try not to raise questions and chance them triggering due on sale.