I’d study competing units to see what they offer and think about a style and amenities that will make you competitive.

There are entry-level positions, and a competent person can work up quickly.

Not a fan of D.C. multi family right now prices are high with rates very hard to cash flow and unless you are playing in the 1.5mil+ you are in at best borderline neighborhood’s & also competing against a ton of newer apartments in most cases.

We see ourselves competing with national home builders in the markets we build in.

We missed that the restaurant tenant has a non compete built in.

Like I say, it's not my program, but they approached me to help them market it, and since it doesn't compete with what I do, and since I have lots of requests for 100% financing, I posted it as available.

A huge part of being successful and scaling as a real estate investor is finding reliable, available, competent, hardworking help (handymen, electricians, HVAC folks, property managers). 

Buildium can accommodate under 50 units and I know companies that use it for 600 units.Appfolio has a 50 unit minimum and it is the biggest player in SFR and small multifamily PM software.

Due to this, it is less likely that we will have to compete with any new parks in West Baton Rouge in the near future.

A few hard money lenders can close in as fast as 48 hours, which helps compete with all cash buyers.