Larger places, like apartment complexes, typically pay the water/trash/sewerage themselves because those utilities aren't metered out separately. 

I am fastidious about our complex and will not waste time with a tenant that is dirty.

One company we spoke too seems to specialize in group tours - filling lots of homes in the same complex.

The vacancy rates are extremely low in VT as there aren't huge apartment complexes all over the place. 

We have been exploring new ways to increase revenue at our apartment complexes. 90% of our tenants are well below market value on rents.

I was wondering what everyone thought about buying a unit that backs up to a new Luxury Aparment and mixed development complex, and what that does to future values and rents.

FHA 203k, hot market, purchase (rather than 203k on an inherited property etc), you're lucky if it gets done at all. 203k are super hard to even have the offer accepted, and very complex to actually close & close on time so you aren't violating the terms of your purchase contract. 

I found AirTable was unnecessarily complex without any added benefit, and would rather just work in Sheets, Docs, Slides and manage workflows in Asana.

I my wife & I are in market for a multi-family house or complex to purchase in Houston.

Want some opinions on my first large deal that I am thinking of doing (I have a couple duplexes that have turned out great but this will be my first apartment complex and I want second opinions and thoughts).