Just because Grand Cardone says you need to buy appartment complexes doesn't mean you have to do it.

And if the tenant stops paying rent, you may have to go through the eviction process (although it may be somewhat less complex with an unoccupied unit).Another viable option may be to negotiate a settlement amount for breaking the lease.

I see myself either focusing on cash flowing SFRs all over the country as they come up or making a larger move for a remote apartment complex (8+ units).  

Since then we have closed on a student housing complex, another development and are under contract on another 30mm in projects....  

Since then we have closed on a student housing complex, another development and are under contract on another 30mm in projects....

That would be easier given the complexity of the project.

The monthly bill is $500 for the complex.

Hi, I am a newbie here. After I have been researching and reading a few books on RE investment, I have refined my strategy would be house hacking fourplexes with FHA loan. However, looking at the price in the San Fran...

The spread is approximately:15 efficiencies for $60025 1br apts for $70013 2br apts for $8007 SFH for $800All primary utilities included, which for the area is about $125 under market.The complex is about 90% occupied and putting all the profits back into repairs.

I looked at an apartment complex a few years ago that had settled pretty significantly, and unevenly at that.