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Eli Rollins
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Analyzing apartment deals

Eli Rollins
  • Investor
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Hello! I was wondering if there are any expenses I should consider when analyzing an apartment complex. Is it basically the same thing as a small multifamily but you just take the extra units into account, or is it way more complicated than that? Thanks!

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Matt Crusinberry
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Matt Crusinberry
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@Eli Rollins, There are other considerations that you will need to take into account. I would suggest you read and learn as much as you can on the subject. In fact, just type in BP's search bar "apartment/multi-family books," or in Google. After you have read several books/blogs/forums and watched several videos on the topic, you'll be able to answer the majority of your own questions. Good luck!

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