I am developing a new 168 unit market rate complex in south Alabama.

If you have a larger commercial building or apartment complex where you have to pay for utilities it could be a viable option especially if Tesla has programs for commercial applications. 

I thought that at first but I was 10 grand over all the other comps that sold I was the highest sell in the complex far.

Since this is a seller's market right now take your learning   A man by the name of Lance Owens got an earlier career of real estate buying small apartment complexes apart from having a full time job.  

We own an apartment complex in a country setting in Pennsylvania.

I did research on the area and looked up what nearby apartment complexes were charging for rent.

Looking at the proforma for a 290-unit complex offered by CBRE in my market, it includes $300/unit/yr for capital reserves, and $500/unit/yr for combined M&R, turnover, and contract services.So this totals 9.4% of GPR for this particular property, and those numbers are pretty typical.

I met with the sellers of a small apartment complex in the 10-20 unit range this morning.

Just looking for some great BP input on this potential 30 unit deal.I sent this guy a letter two years ago knowing that he had two 30 unit complexes.

When I was a silent partner in a complex, a guy came in, and he wanted to rent a unit, but he was ashamed to tell me he could not write his name because he had no educated, and I said if you have no evictions or criminal history, and you have income I will rent to you just put an X on the line, and he paid his rent on time.