A part of me feels like some people might pay it!

I'm looking to buy my first multifamily, apartment complex.

The specific areas I suggest to invest in is the North East-West areas and if possible, anywhere near the New FUSE district that is home to a 5,000 seat multi-use stadium that's also a part of a 16 acre revitalization plan that is set to get going as soon as the stadium is set to be completed in March.

That right there will set someone apart in the Detroit market, sadly.I can't speak to his PM business from a firsthand perspective as I've never had him manage any of my properties (I still self-manage). 

Hello everyone,I'm based in Prince Edward Island, Canada, and my wife and I currently own a duplex apartment where we live in one unit (we've had it for two years).

If we're speaking of rentals in Houston, you'd certainly need to reach back and see what your wind exposure has been like over the past 10-20 years (if you can go back that far with good data) for this specific rental and area of the state. 

My understanding is that if you require ALL applicants to go through petscreening, regardless if they own any animals or not, then this becomes a part of your screening process like running a credit check.

Hi Joyce, glad to have you as a part of this awesome community! 

My plan for now is to create a mind map and solid plan, with solid foundation of knowledge until I graduate.My project is the following:I live in a residential building, and my family owns the apartment that we live in.

On one of my landlord forums someone posted they rented to a stripper and, probably a part time prostitute.