Hello, guys narrowing down some apartments to invest in by the end of this year.Wondering if you can share what you guys, 1.

turn key units go for roughly 70k/unit and up, many B- and C properties with value add go for 60-75 k depending on shape and area etc.  

For this purpose, section 267(b) and 707(b) definitions of a related party is used but substituting 20% instead of 50%.Who are Eligible Taxpayers that can make the election The statutory language suggests that the taxpayer that sold the property producing the gain being deferred must be taxpayer making the investment in the QO Fund.

A=The Seller, B=The Buyer (wholesaler), and C=The End Buyer (you).If he is using transactional funding, most if not all of transactional funders require that both the A-B and B-C MUST occur at the same title company.

Once you get a feel for it  and where you live, you can just use round numbers for general estimates until narrow down specific properties.Market values you have to learn to look for comparative properties.

Not too many markets get you 2% deals, but those deals do exist in viable markets where turnover is not a huge issue. 1.5% deals in C+, B-, and even B assets are possible too.

And maybe narrow down "Texas", that's a pretty big place with very different economies.

These may give you some ideas to start narrowing down your options.

Where are some good places to go to find data points to narrow in on an area?

Whereas with SFH you can narrow it down to a specific neighborhood in Kent specifically.