The #1 determinant is the Tenant Pool.If you don't believe us, try putting several Class D tenants in Class A apartment buildings and watch what happens.

You could sell those three properties and 1031 into a larger apartment building in the Midwest in much better shape and with management most likely without the same number trouble you are facing.

They buy an apartment, remodel it to hipster sensibilities and list it for 4k-5k a month.

I'm based in Austin and currently have properties in Houston and Killeen. 

I have invested with Open door capital (Brandon Turner) in two different projects - Array at Austin and Cypress at Houston.  

My name is William, and I’m excited to be a part of this amazing community.

I do try to get a full size stove and ovens in any unit possible as opposed to the smaller apartment sized ones.

However, with the rates and conditions of any triplexes and fourplexes we could find (we did find one, but it's in the Pendleton Heights suburb of KCMO, so we were worried about it being too dangerous of an area), we were wondering if it's worth it to buy a duplex and rent out the other half to help pay the mortgage, or if it's more worthwhile to rent an apartment and try to save up to buy a residential or commercial MFH later?

This will not only broaden my exposure to the market but also help me network with other investors and professionals as I work towards my long-term goals.My aim is to start buying properties for myself in 2026, as I’ll need some time to get my finances in order.I’m excited to be a part of this community and would greatly appreciate any advice, tips, or guidance you can share.

What if you have an apartment complex with 20 units?