Like, here in Denver, short-term rental laws are city to city and vary widely.)Good luck!

We chose to go wide, buying 10 SFRs with 20% down, and then we used the debt snowball to accumulate rents and pay off the mortgages quickly.

This became the law in Colorado recently, and as terrifying as it is, you need to cast a wide net in your situation. 

Currently there are single wide trailers that are selling for over 200,000.

So again, it can vary widely (and someone else's random experience is probably not going to match your own).

Eviction laws vary widely across the United States, but one thing they all seem to have in common is that they take time.

Lots of contractors only need a garage or a storage space with wide driveway that has security ~ is that what you are thinking?

However, in my experience, a 4 bedroom unit doesn't match well with most of the traveler types that use FF currently (although it is becoming more widely known by the day.)

Not saying there aren't great deals and great opportunities, but they'd probably be a bit harder to find.If you're looking at Indy, I'd recommend checking out the north/northeast side, around Carmel, Fishers, or Castleton, that whole (pretty wide) area.

It's an uphill battle and I'm here for it with arms ears and eyes wide open!