Remember the Apartment complex business model is a different beast all together.  

I wouldn't worry overmuch about copper theft/breakins - that's not much of a factor in our area, and being in a condo complex you'll have the added benefit of plenty of eyes. 

The condo complex I'm looking to invest in has historically performed very well for investors and provided some sort of monthly cash flow.

Despite the complexities of the IRS code, would you be able to refer me to the paragraphs that address this issue?

I know I'm a larger apartment complex they expect the owner to deal with it.

My partners and I have landed our first MASSIVE deal (250+ unit complex) and have started the money raising process..Let me give you a very very quick back story...To make sure you are as attractive as you can be to a prospective passive investor, you need to have a few thing..

 You can set up a partnership very simply order more complex depending on what you're trying to accomplish.

I am looking to BRRRR multifamily properties and trade up to apartment complexes in the Kansas City area in years to come.

As it's now use-or-lose money to them, so long as you can offer a superior stay compared to a hotel then you're in business.As a furniture rental company for TDYers, we work with a lot of furnished and unfurnished apartment complexes and homeowners throughout the country to provide furniture for their occupants.

Should I only use net income when determining the value of a apartment complex?