Huh.A lot of apartment complexes here give referral fees to their residents.

I am currently screening tenants for my rental apartment, a few of them have good credit score (above 700) but their credit history is only 0.5-1 year old.  

Hello, I have had a large family apply to rent a 3 bedroom 1 bath apartment that I own.

With access to off market and MLS leads, I'm confident that I can help you find your next investment. 

I'm looking to acquire side by sides, four plex, or small apartment buildings (8-10 unit), but trying to acquire those via mls is quite difficult to do without overpaying, as many of you well know.

I have no interest at this time in actually providing agent services to anyone, but rather I'm just interested in unrestricted access to the MLS, and the ability to schedule my own showings for properties that I am interested in.

One of my most recent apartment buildings will not have a great COC in year 1, but will be a fantastic investment if I look at the IRR (internal rate of return).

I have dealt with tenants like these in the past as an apartment manager.

You will start having income from the apartments and still have cash earning a decent yield that you can use if you need it.There is no one pile of chips that gets you to the other side.

@Sean Fisher The HUD FHA 223(f) insured mortgage program for apartment and multifamily properties is one of the best financing programs available.