long time bigger pocket podcast listener looking for boom recommendations. im going to pitch to some investors in a couple months on acquiring a large apartment complex. looking for a book that will teach me how to find and analyze aparrments and how to show in real numbers the roi, cap rate, cash on cash etc and be abke to prove how they will make more money than they do in stocks. also want ro be able to analyze different complexes for deals. thanks in advance.

Hi there, I've recently relocated to Halifax, NS and would like to discuss larger multi-family properties with anyone familiar with the market here :)I have a small portfolio, a mix of commercial and residential, and would like to purchase or partner into a larger multi-family complex next.10 units is realistic for me, but it would be exciting to contemplate 100 units.Thank you kindly for any replies,Andrew

The complexity arises when you are (A) managing other people's money and/or (B) engaging in larger assets with more moving parts. 

Very few of my tenants work at Cummins - I think this stems from most Cummins employees leasing apartments from the huge complexes in town.

In college, I lived in one apartment at a big complex. 

I'm at the Baytown complex though, have you guys had any success setting up any meetings?

Most insurance professionals can provide a good policy for a traditional single family rental, but for any complex or complicated portfolios, you need to be working with someone who has specific expertise for the REI market and client.Cause of loss form: There are three categories of coverage; Basic, Broad and Special.

Leasing rooftops or securing roof licenses can be a very complex endeavor.

More complex flips will require a GC on board and your lender will have a list of those willing to comply by the rules.

It's right next door to my apartment complex and it's in horrible shape in a run down rural neighborhood.