If only someone could find a way to build housing that the majority of the market is demanding (currently being supplied by older C and B class assets) they would solve a major economic/society issue and become enormously wealthy. 

I got tired of typing the same thing over and so I wrote a blog post on the topic of SEC 8 - Your Perceptions VS My Realities  just click on my name to see my profile then scroll to the bottom right to find it  

This person went to court did his time and has been given another opportunity to become a member of society.

This approach tends to appeal to computer programmers, a new segment of the freshly affluent in our society who have made plenty of money out of math and are already half-deluded by their success in computers into believing that equations applied to concrete, earth, wood, steel, human failings, weather, and the inexorable passage of time will yield a golden system that anyone can use to become fabulously wealthy out of land and the structures built on it.Regard the mathletes and their beliefs with a healthy dose of skepticism, drill down past all the fascination to what these numbers are supposed to offer you in the way of insight, and you'll be fine.

I have about 700k to invest either as a cash offer or down payment.The following are a few different strategies/perceptions I have and I am curious what everyone's thoughts are.

When the rent is below market price, it gives a perception that something is "off."  

We’d never lose interest as our business depends on our track record and investors perception of our commitment, follow through, and performance when faced with adversity.On another note, when the real estate depression of 2008 hit, the majority of syndicators went out of business, and the majority of those just cut and run.  

@Chris Taylor for me it was all about perception from other people, including family.

It seems like larger apartment buildings are generally better maintained than SFHs and are a bit more turnkey (although this could simply be an error in perception on my part). 

Hello BP society.