And off Northside drive by the Friendship Baptist Senior home (directly across from complex) the project homes have been demolished preparing for a multi-million dollar mixed-used development.

I want to get into multi family complexes in the future but I'm tight on cash.

However, the complex was built in the early 90's.

This is not a marriage, you don't have to court them really, but you need to be efficient and worthwhile for them to take on complex transactions.

My partner and I purchased a 6 unit complex in Shreveport, La. roughly 8 months ago.

I want to develop condominium, multifamily, amd mixed use properties someday. 

If this is "yes", then you need to consider the time, expense, and risk/complexity that is inherent in a development project.

There is a level of complexity to the process that requires there to be a retail client focused team that most big manufacturers are not able to perform.

*I do get that recessions do put pressure on apartment complex's cash flows, but a good deal and syndicator I hope will keep us all above water.

What size complex are you looking for?