Just purchased an occupied triplex in Indianapolis, IN.

Our inspector said that it was possibly a garage that was converted to a livable unit...there's a kitchen, brand new electrical panel, bathroom etc.

I'm not a home inspector and I don't know of any other Realtor who would be doing this). 

I just recently bought a property in Indianapolis that was a duplex that was re-zoned by the previous owner as 2 separate single family homes.

Older HVAC system - can go out unexpectedly so keep some cash reserves on hand.If you do put in an offer, make it contingent on a home inspection, and if this is your first property, try to coordinate to walk with the home inspector.

Welders, fitters, boilermaker, sparkies, inspectors and the like. 

Leverage your existing contacts from the first deal (agent, property manager, title company, property inspector, contractor(?)

Where are the active areas or locations that you really like to flip in Indianapolis, in 2020 and beyond?

I know the barrier to entry involves some education (80 hour online training and online exam) plus some in-person field training with a licensed inspector.

I also previously lived in Milwaukee and Indianapolis so would love to chat further about this!