As such I can pull comparables from our local MLS on local investments and as a member of National Association of Realtors I have access to their RPR product that pulls comps for me nationwide.

I own a small apartment building and looking to find someone who can take on occasional jobs, such as units turnovers and some relatively standard type maintenance work.

I am glad to be a part of the community here and appreciate all of the free flowing information that is available.

This was the perfect combination for someone investing from abroad.So the first deal was a newly refurbished 2 studio apartment building, right next to the local University.

I used to live in an apartment that billed me a flat rate for utilities (water, electric, trash) each month.

My thought was to take out a mortgage against the property for about 250-300k and invest that money in a multifamily 3+ apartments up to 750k-800k.

But in the end, it pays off, and allows you to be a part of a neighborhood's renaissance, which is rewarding both financially, and personally.

Depreciation expense is the reason why I love large apartment complexes.

I want to use my license to have access to the MLS and to buy investment properties for my portfolio.  

Getting a SF with an unfinished basement and turning it into a basement apartment for example.