When owners switch in a smaller complex it is normal to have about 50% of them leave.

In my area 600 to 750 is the sweet spot for single family homes.In other areas its super luxury 5 times higher than a typical sfh.

The ongoing risks of hurricanes and other natural disasters continue to drive up insurance costs, adding another layer of complexity for both buyers and sellers in the market.5.

It looks like you are buying buildings within an apartment complex. 

Historically, navigating the funding landscape was complex with differing program specific funding conditions and amounts, favoring only the most skilled large developers.

Many of the homes and condo complexes are near wildfire areas in California and the buyer is unable to qualify for conventional financing with Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac loans because many insurance companies won't cover the property.

We have the added complexity of student rentals that locals would like to outlaw.

We are managing a duplex at the moment so we don't need a very complex system, but something to help with the accounting would be awesome!

Have clients who own apartment complexes Des Moines that I am familiar with and one under contract right now.  

If this were an apartment complex, you would have full rights to camera up the common areas.