They allow you to track all the incoming payments from large complexes.

We own apartment complexes in Fresno & Stockton CA. 

Hey guys,I'm a currently a rehabber that wants to buy and hold (and reposition) my first apartment complex.

The problem I see with giving gifts in a large or small apartment complex is the tenants talk.

This complex was already operating with a property management company the bank put in place, so we let them stay in place to run the property.  12 months went by. 

Can anyone share any pointers on how to analyze a small apartment complex?

So I was thinking that small multi family complexes may be a good place to start.

There are many investors willing to pay very high fees for quick bridge loans to close out deals or handle down payments$100K- SFR purchase$200K- loan to a hard money lender (Veristone has a good reputation and they're right in our backyard)$200K- small or large multifamily complex purchaseAlso, as @Pauline Charlton suggested, you should have a conversation with yourself, and your wife about risk tolerance.

It is more complex when investing across the border.  

Also, bigger apartment complexes and property managers set their own limits.. which is usually 2/bedroom.