I'm an investor local to Lexington, and there are multifamily deals to be had here, but there aren't a lot of mid-large size apartment complexes; 4plexes are common, larger than that seem to be rare or expensive.  

Clarify if your numbers include all monthly expenses.Nonetheless, 100% owner financing at 0% is a pretty sweet deal!

So my first real estate investment (which was also my worst) was a condo I bought to live in a 37 unit complex.

I have been reading everything I can get my hands on regarding house hacking multi families. Assuming that 20-25% down payment isn't an issue what do you guys think? I am thinking a 6-20 unit. I know financing is norm...

We own 16 condos in a complex in Santa Fe, NM.

my husband just got a tundra. sweet looking truck but terrible gas mileage.  

My name Is Ciel Tierra and  I am an out of state investor from Hawaii and have decided to buy realestate in Indy where I feel there is a sweet spot and also where I have some family.  

Sidenote: house is priced at a good sweet spot and the quality seperates it from the pack so i dont feel like its way underpriced based on comps etc.  

My perception from his posts and personal website is that Ben only invested in large multi-families and apartment complexes. 

Second, people generally don't want to live in an association that is primarily tenants, otherwise they'd be living in an apartment complex.