Asking for and evaluating T12 is much more relevant to larger MFR with management than M&P operations. 

A larger down payment is required to cash flow in many markets.

But, from my personal and professional experience, larger deals are much easier to do than smaller ones.

Quote from @Isaac Ballew: Go to indeed.com or monster.com and look for a job with a larger, reputable property management company.

Does anyone have an idea of the average CAP rate (or a range) for larger apartment buildings in Price George's County or surrounding counties.  

I'm also looking to expand my horizon in the larger mutli-family world. 

Any reason to not account for a larger CapEx? 

And I always check the actual price the guest pays- because I haven't yet build direct booking (it's on my list) and the final cost (on VRBO and Airbnb) usually makes me re-think things with a larger perspective.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

You won't get cash flow while you live there, but you'll have a much larger selection to offer on, giving you higher chances of finding something that's actually a deal from an ROI standpoint.