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SFH vs DUPLEX in Indianapolis

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I am looking into buying rental property and have learned the basic pros and cons of buying a Duplex vs a Single Family Home. I am curious to know what investors in the Indianapolis area think about this. What is in demand in the area and what demographic of renters make up most of the renter population. I look forward to hearing from all of you. Thanks

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I'd be interested where your figures come from. I have 6 duplexes here in Indy and am very happy with my experiences. They range from $500 to $950 per side.

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