Need to find large value add multi-family for 1031 exchange (light to medium rehab ideally) primarily hunting in DFW, Orlando, Phoenix but open to deals in other states, MSA's.Other markets/states under consideration are anything in PA, CO, ID, TX, OR, WA, AZ or the Carolina's.Don't really want to go under $800 per month on unit averages, ideally $1000+.Price range of $10-$50 million.If anyone knows, or is a producing commercial broker in these markets, I would love to get in touch!

I am looking to acquire a medium to large sized multifamily apartment (40+ units) in Milwaukee so would love to chat with anyone in the market.

I've had a lot of success with medium-term (30-90 day) rentals, many of my tenants are contract nurses with generous living stipends.

I would like to argue that this code doesn't apply to changing an existing window to a sliding door where the width of the opening doesn't change and it won't affect the neighbor's privacy due to existence of a masonry wall.

I buy small-medium MF properties in Cincinnati and Dayton.

So if you are concerned about macro forces on overall supply and demand of oil, it may have a short or medium term effect, but as long as we still use gas and plastic, Midland will be fine.  

width x height dbl pane vinyl with low-e 32x60 155 185 32x41 125 155 32x29.5 110 115 32x8 85 Certainly if you anticipate you will want to replace these same windows in 10 years it could be worth your while to have someone change the framing so that you can use typical sizes found at home improvement stores as it’s tbd how many mobile home stores will be available as time goes on.

MF-3 is a premium zoning (medium density) that allows 36 units per acre and 75% FAR.

I'm targeting high medium to high motivation lists (evictions, divorce, etc...).

With such high incomes you may be better off as a group saving to a higher amount, say 40-60k+ each and syndicate a small/medium apartment complex together.Syndicating apartments may be a better alternative for you since you have so many people together as a group.