Hey there BP community,I have questions on the topic of large multifamily apartment complexes generally around the U.S. - What markets are good markets for investing/buying large multifamiliy apartment complexes?

A common pitch for realtors looking for listings is to declaure they have a large database of “buyers” they will bring those buyers by to see the property, but often zero proof of its existence..

That is a large amount of growth.

I've found a niche in real estate investing where I purchase a single family home with a large lot and split the parcel into two and sell the lot and either keep the home as a rental or sell it as well.

If your goal is to move from management-intensive real estate to laissez-faire real estate, there are plenty of ways to invest in real estate passively and avoid the large capital gains.Your CPA should also have reminded you that if you die owning real estate, your heirs inherit the property at a stepped-up basis.

The house is open and very large. 

If you took bonus depreciation on your single-family home in 2023, it means you accelerated a large portion of that deduction into that year.

Even if using a pm you’ll typically pay more for str management than ltr management.With that said…. when I finished a large renovation on my duplex and was ready to refi I searched for and found a tenant who only needed a place to rent for a couple months.

@Salvatore Spano Yes, some LLCs are exempt from submitting Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI), such as large operating companies with over 20 employees and $5 million in gross receipts and certain regulated entities like banks or insurance companies.

So I would definitely lean toward BRRRR between the two options although BRRRR is difficult in this market.For the large majority of those starting out, I recommend house hacking although I don't know if that would work for you in your situation.