I am aware of the va rehab, and that he has to live in the property for at least a year.

I am aware of the va rehab, and that he has to live in the property for at least a year.

Is there little inconvenients that I'm not being aware of?

Is there little inconvenients that I'm not being aware of?

I've known several other investors who purchased duplexes though, intending to use them as duplexes, only to get a rude awakening from the city.Also, be aware of historic zones. 

I feel that the more good agents that I talk to, the more likely I am to have a steady stream of opportunities.I'm aware it's a fairly broad question but I'm kind of throwing it out there as a way to foster discussion and perhaps meet some new people, partners, and projectsCheers,Cameron

@Mickey Russo Here's a few of my thoughts on multi's in Indy..In Indianapolis: When dealing with multifams, you need to be aware of a couple of different things.Higher vacancy rates, instead of 2-4 weeks to fill a single fam, you are looking at 4-8 weeks to fill a multifam.

That would be likely viewed by the courts as constructive eviction, which is illegal in well most places Im aware of.

Besides the ubiquitous letter grade, what actually makes the building class a C vs an F aka a war zone?

He says many of the units are in good condition and that hes not aware of any active mold or structural issues (needs verified obviously).