After all my research I have come to 1 realization, Im 26, I have under 200k in the bank and I have no experience in multi family deals or managing but it's what I really wanna do  I live in Clearwater/Saint Petersburg FLORIDA and my goal is to own my first big multi family by the time I am 30, however I cant find a true guiding light to learn this business.  

Most of Indy is covered by two utility providers, Indianapolis Power & Light(electric) and Citizens Energy Group(Gas, Water, and Sewer).

Not investing so my FB friends will say that I am a good guy until I have to evict one of my homeless tenants. ( Where is the profit)You might do so, only as a tool to present yourself in a better community light, and have a lot of taxes that need to be offset.

Currently there is a non-conforming bedroom along with a total of  1,000sqft of livable fully  finished and well lit from natural light living space, including a bathroom and laundry — and a kitchenette area.  

What you listed above puts you light-years ahead of 90% of people your age, but you came here for advice, not kudos, so let's get down to it...First, you need to decide your risk tolerance.

You want to tread these waters lightly 

With 15 years it's just long enough to make the hold less likely...or even if I sell in less than 10 a new buyer can also see the light at the end of the tunnel and may pay without too much of a discount on the price.I attempted a simple analysis of a moderate vs low income ADU project purely as an arithmetic exercise.

A light/cosmetic bathroom renovation could cost as little as $5k-$10k.

Phillip- for starters, I would recommend starting light with a simple Blog platform like Google's.

Although it did light a match under us and kick started us, but have found more success by interacting on here and local REI groups and simply taking ACTION!