Be a prospective owner and find out how each one operates, do a through interview for each of them.WindermereBlue LakePreview PropertiesSkagit TraditionsThe Rent LadySoriaPiazzaLeading EdgeRemaxJohn L.

I have never sold multiple units and was curious what an investor is looking for.

We met with a couple of property managers but we think we're going to manage it ourselves, and may change our minds later on that or if we get multiple rentals.Our goal is to build up to several (10+) rentals long term, building up cash flow and equity over time.

You can argue about the "50% rule", but I've heard this from multiple sources for apartments.

I have personally had many DISASTROUS experiences in owning such properties, and I hate to see others go through such things.That said, if you are convinced that you are going to do so, I'd conduct many interviews with local property management firms, and do a LOT of checks on references, etc.Good luck to you and I hope to see you around BiggerPockets!

Try to get a list of all the peolpe in your area that have a tax bill mailed to a different address then the subject property (likely to be renting them out)... and preferrably they have multiple properties that way.

It's my hope to eventually acquire multiple properties that can support this goal.

We are individuals who buy real estate (single family houses, duplexes, multiple apartment units, commercial properties, etc.) for profit.

Both have idealistic views that have changed multiple times during the entire primaries run.

Two simple examples: 2 houses went up across the street from me last week - they each were open Saturday and Sunday, had roughly 150 people through each of them and both are now pending with multiple offers