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building an apartment complex.....advice needed
Hello,
I'm looking to possibly build a smaller multi-family apartment complex (10-20 units) in the Midwest. I am wanting to start off "small" so my loan won't be more than 1-1.5 million. I am looking for advice regarding who I can contact that can give me solid advice on what areas could use apartments vs what areas are over-saturated? In addition, I am looking for advice on who my target audience (college students, low income, moderate or higher income, etc.) should be for the specific areas? Most of the town/cities in my area have 15-25K people in them, and we are within an hour from St. Louis, MO. Maybe I should try to locate some local property managers for advice? Or get in touch with a RE consulting company (john burns, etc.)?