And if the home is designed with them in mind (ADA compliant bathrooms/kitckens, elevators for a multi-unit, etc.), it just seems like a good way to go.

I'll keep that in mind. 

Not sure how old the furnace, AC, etc. is but I bought a home warranty with mine and it has given me a lot of peace of mind and will save me a ton of money because those will most likely go out on me literally any minute, ha.

Also keep in mind that two separate tenants on one property may cause additional problems for you as the Landlord and may scare away some renters that don't want to share the property.

I've heard/read a lot of people saying to buy the best property you can manage to buy (in the nicest area), to get higher-quality tenants and greater appreciation over time.With that in mind, I'm curious people's opinion of doing a BRRR strategy in the western 'burbs' of Indianapolis.

Hi, I'm new to the BP site & looking to connect with like minded entrepreneurs.

But on the other side, I wouldn't mind seeing if Boyle Heights could create a positive renaissance age that is led by both it's own community and the newcomers.

I don't mind paying them what is owed to them, but I don't really feel they should have all of it.

I am looking for investor-minded 1) realtor and 2) lender recommendations in the Bryan / College Station area.

Just keep that in mind.