Have not done it but will prob. do a double wide.

While there are some "grandfathered" situations on square footage... a bedroom in Indiana should have at least 70 sq ft with over half of it having at least 7 ft of ceiling space and one dimension being at least 7 ft wide or long.

All investors need to learn the GIS and other mapping applications intimately, the overlays show things like Zoning, Flood maps, Soil types, Topo, and much much more, all at your finger tips 24/7 I never take anyone's word for anything, especially from a government office, even before the GIS  was wide spread I would go to the county offices and read the maps myself,  Do your own homework and dont rely on others,  same reason I learned abstracting, understanding more than most will get you farther than most, best of luck.

Right now, capital is flowing into multifamily for various reasons, such as demographic shift to renters, world wide economy looking for a return, and the rents have been rising the past few years.

@Ross YeagerMaybe that’s an angle that would increase leads.

I always enjoy reading your angle and reasoning for your actions.

Worth looking into for you from that angle.

Without going to deep, you need cashflow now, to grow your portfolio wide, before you grow it deep.

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However the big crash was nation wide, but I think a once in a lifetime occurance.