Moreover, they prefer areas that are safe and secure with easy commutes.When investing in multifamily real estate, you should pay close attention to high-yield and high-growth areas where properties are usually in high demand.Also, keep in mind that the location is more than merely local amenities, because the overall crime rates in the neighborhood, condition of surrounding properties and an appropriate mix of properties is important as well.

It was meant to merely bring a smile, not to offend.  

If this is a JV with profit sharing for the IC/developer and not merely a fixed contractual fee, generally you would have a partnership return filing obligation for the activity, with K-1s issued to both you and the IC/developer.At that point an LLC and operating agreement might be warranted, for both legal and tax reasons.

If any of these inputs do not exist, the deal would go to another syndicator unless they are merely chasing fees which is even scarier.

Many will claim to own 100+ doors but in fact are merely small fractional owners in a larger investment fund.

We all know it is possible... but if you bring mere opinion to a data fight you lost before you even got here!

If it's merely a lot of out of towners buying and selling what they view as "cheap" assets to each other, and, accordingly, then you are likely seeing a bubble as that's usually just a game of musical chairs investors play.  

In my mind if they don't have sense enough to provide the mere basics everyone has, it would most likely be a backwards experience over all.

Assuming the originating brokerage doesn't have a claim to a commission then my suggestion would be to use the mere fact you brought the two most important aspects of the transaction to the table, the tenant and the landlord, and you're willing to pay a commission (the tenant rep side and or landlord side) which is roughly half of a full commission typical for your marketplace.

That can be many thousands of dollars for the mere privilege of owning a property in the community.