Good morning folks :)This is both my first post on Bigger Pockets and my first foray into improving my financial literacy when it comes to real estate investing so please excuse my ignorance.I see opportunities everywhere (literally...at the grocery store, on craigslist, in my housing complex, etc)  and with my rather rudimentary understanding of the costs and risks involved they look profitable.  

Like you, the wholesaler.With a wholesale transaction, it can be more complex. 

Investing is more complex than it seems at first.

Is it best to be a residential, maybe a mini storage complex, ect. 

The owner at my old firm bought 3 apartment complex's in Fayetteville a couple of years ago and is killing it on his returns. 

Hi all,I am new here at BP, just finished reading Brandon Turner's "7 years" book, and am super interested now to sell my duplex in CA and buy an apartment complex in a much cheaper market for greater cash flow. 

From what I am gathering, it seems like 4-plexes are one of the more complex things to evaluate.  

I suspect her expectations are above that level, like a 40, 60 unit complex, perhaps 120.

Though it's possible, I wouldn't advise filing an appeal yourself, as the law is complex, the procedure involves 3 levels of appeal, and you need more than a passing acquaintance with the arguments that will sway the city to give up some income.

Are they definitely "condominiums" in the legal sense(which means there is only one parcel number) or are they I fact two "townhouses/zero lot lime homes" (having two parcel numbers)?