When researching a potential location, it can be a challenge to consider the apartment complex itself, the cost of living, understanding the lease terminology or comprehending all of the rental terms.Whether you are looking for a duplex, a walk-up, or a kitchenette, there are plenty of common rental lease terms that describe apartment rentals.

This is for a condo unit and I only own one unit in the complex.

This will often depend - It depends on how complex your return is and how often you want to reach out to your CPA with guidance.In general a taxpayer with multiple properties in many different states will have a higher bill that a taxpayer with one property in the same state that he/she lives in.If you have used a CPA for REI, how did you find your CPA and was using a CPA worth the cost?

Syndicate and develop a small apartment complex in my soon-to-be hometown, San Antonio.

Lots of new shops, KU Med, Police Department, and a new 8-Story luxury apartment complex in the plans. 

We need a cost segregation report for a 32-unit complex and this should be a must cheaper option but would like to hear from people who actually used their services.Thank you,Gerardo

It’s expected in a new development condominium.

Going through an agent is OK but adds another layer of complexity.

I have purchased 107 unit complex in Tulsa in the last two years and have learned a lot.

Do a search here on Atlanta, there was a decent conversation about that here not long ago.As a side note, I've seen some YouTube videos of people with like 50+ STR in complexes.