It's a complex situation, but as a minor partner, the major partners have asked that the loan not be paid as a lump sum since it would have an adverse affect on operating capital.

Start with a smaller project, and build complexity in a way that you can understand.

Specify that anything that occurs which falls into one of those categories must be responded to within 15, 30 etc. minutes depending on your specifications.I manage a large apartment complex and we do treat broken pipes as emergencies (some companies don't).  

I once owned an apartment complex where the tenants drank beer and played cards all day.

My partner and I are looking to buy multi-family housing complex, in either Memphis, TN or somewhere in the Dallas, Houston or San Antonio area.

For instance with my clients we have looked at that level of 100 units and sometimes find an out of county or state PM company running the complex.

It is located in a complex where only 1 other unit has sold recently, but this unit is a 2/2 with 1178 sq ft.

Right now we are paying about $1,000 per month for a garbage dumpster at my 24 unit apartment complex, and it's pretty much always full.

This jump from multiplex to apartment complex feels more frightening the further I dig!

Currently, my residence is a 3/2.5 condo in an 18 unit complex.