They finished the remaining 2% of the work mainly by just painting the exterior and fixing the pool.

My grandfather has been a stockbroker for most of his adult life and semi-retired to a part time broker in his home office, living mainly on his own stock portfolio at 37 years old (1964). 

I have bought several properties over last 2 years and I have paused now mainly because of steep climb in interest rates.

There are many reasons we are choosing Indy, but it's mainly just because it comes up a lot as a hot market right now and seems 'good enough' to get started with.

I was given a choice of either paying for the window myself or getting her daughter in trouble by contradicting her dad. 

There was a huge storm yesterday and the entire basement and main floor are flooded because the house doesn't have a sub pump.

Not exactly sure what line of work you're in now but as a caveat if you have no other source of income, do not leave your main stream. 

My main objective for signing up is to learn about real estate investing and specifically multi family.

This is how many turnkey properties are sold (aside from hucksters in NJ), and is the main reason why those properties don't appraise for selling price.  

Not having to live through the restoration process of sanding, staining and poly is a plus too, but I am not sure this is the right choice since hardwoods are higher value than LVT.