We are building a 284 unit mixed use complex in downtown Los Angeles.The experience has been fantastic but I am looking to end the 6:30 to 6:30 work grind in favor of some freedom.Please feel free to connect on here and on Linkedin!

When we put small Apt complexes on the market we typically receive 20 to 30 requests in the first week alone wanting to see the inside.  

If a certain majority of owners decides to ban rentals from the complex, there is nothing you can do to stop it.  

I've seen four complexes that seem to match your criteria go up in the year I've lived here. 

but then again we are developing apartment complexes and not building a single family residence.

She pulled into a parking spot towards the end of a poorly lit street in her apartment complex without looking around.

Syndication seems to be a buzz word on these forums but there is a lot more complexity to it.

This is an apartment complex that is close to Garland High School.

Internet was installed for the complex that is now a free amenity for the tenants, and we also put in storage lockers into the basement that are separately rented.We didn't get to all the units because the tenants opted to stay in them and instead just pay closer to market rent.

Downtown Phoenix has just been exploding recently with new luxury apartment complexes.