Hope that helps.

I currently have one SFR rental property in Indianapolis and looking to expand into multi-family, mainly for the purpose of more cash flow.

They can help ensure that you fully understand the terms, any potential risks, and the implications for your investment.

BP has various tools to help you analyze your deals (rentals, flips, wholesale, etc). : https://www.biggerpockets.com/investment-calculators7.

I hope that helps.

I am also considering investing and helping a local developer raise money for future projects and would just love to get plugged in to the local scene in general. 

One of the most important and harder parts of my job is helping investors determine what metrics make a good investment for them. 

Hi Ricardo,When going with a lower downpayment you'll leave more of your capital available and liquid should you find another potentially great investment property.

Plus, with newer builds, you typically have fewer maintenance issues, which can be a big plus.If you're looking for something more hands-off, you might consider turnkey properties, where the property is already rehabbed and has tenants in place.

We are managing a duplex at the moment so we don't need a very complex system, but something to help with the accounting would be awesome!