Hello,Back in August, I went to court with my previous apartment complex.

I have talked to a few people who have lived in complexes with no off street parking at all.

There is a homeowner liason person who that's been living at the condo complex for at least 15 years and he says he's seen it happen dozens of times over the years with the units.

There are also 4 other homes in the same complex going for $1250.

I've added 21 rental units so far this year...2 single family homes1 commercial space...which I'm currently selling A duplex16 unit apartment complex Still plenty of time left to add some more!

I own a 16 unit complex in Auburn that I bought in July.

Great market update @Benjamin RiehleHave you dabbled in the BRRRR strategy on apartment complexes in the area? 

At any rate, I have a few suggestions. 1) Make an ad for the property and post it on Craig's List and see what kind of response you get. 2) Go door knocking at the complex and see if people will share what they are paying in rent, how long they have lived there, and if they are getting a "sweet" deal. 

This can also be as complex as a dry flood proofing system preventing water from going through building entrances.More and more we are seeing entire buildings raised to reduce premiums and protect structures.

Yes, you'll get beat up with unrealistic ideas about values, costs and expenses and complexity of problems, but you'll learn your craft and create less havoc in the marketplace.