hi, im looking on Trulia arround my area and finding alot of condominium and townhouses arround 30k,.

I didn't really even think about all the new apt complexes the school is putting up.

My brother had already bought a triplex a few years back and when I was young my father had bought a 16 appartment complex but only kept it for 2 years.After talking to both and reading my books on the subject, we thought we should give it at least a try and if we don't like it, we could always sell the property and move on.2 years after buying our first, we decided it was well worth it and started looking for a second one.

More to help with the screening process but as others have posted, a complex website like you've described will take some management time as well building it and you won't necessarily know it its not working properly and you're missing out on tenants, etc.

I used to be an on-site manager for a 32 unit apartment complex and I was paid in free rent plus a salary...  

I currently live in Seattle and am an active investor around Washington.Specifically on Whidbey I own a 29 unit apartment complex, rental SFR, office building, medical office building, retail building, land for subdivision, SFR flip, and personal land that I plan to build my own home on in the future. 

The property is brand new and costs $40k, and comes with the condo complex's security, public pool and gym, convenience stores, and laundry in the apartment. 

A pit bull or an American pit bull terrier is a complex cross of a few breeds.

Eventually be able to invest in some larger complexes for long term residual income.May sound aggressive for a 67yr.old man, but hey, I am healthy, single, ambitious, compassionate person with integrity and references.

I currently manage an apartment complex that I am a partner in and have a couple of my own investment properties.