Many people are very underwhelmed and overwhelmed with Podio when getting started as it is so basic to use, but complex to master.

I now see an opportunity to pool money together from several people and start to purchase multiple homes at once, however I am not sure how to properly structure this business.I wouldn’t be buying large apartment complexes like a syndicator (I'd need much more experience to handle large deals lie that) but I think the basics still apply.

Hello I purchased a 24 unit apartment complex.

(Which kills my numbers.)The T12 numbers were iffy even though the building is 100% occupied currently and future proformas looked good.There is a new construction happening nearby - 335 unit large apartment complex coming online in Aug 2018.Nobody said out-of-state investing was easy, LOL. 

Got a very reasonable quote from an insurance broker for all my properties and the apartment complex, too easy.

I have a few single family properties that are rented out and I am looking to go into the larger multi unit property space (possibly a large apartment complex).

However, given the potential additional complexity of a home having flooded, does this % hold true or what additional considerations should be made in purchasing a home in a post flood situation (house ONLY flooded during Harvey and not in any previous flood, mold remediation already taken place)

The more complex to construct or non-standard finishes = more money. 

We prefer to make the investment relatively close i.e. 2-3 hours flight max.We want to start small as this would be our first but start at a location where we can then buy more and bigger investments (like an apartment complex) once we have a local team and understand the micro-markets and details. have been considering buying something from roofstock.com to begin with. 

I currently already own several multi family and a few apartment complexes.