I have different scales depending on the complexity and profitability of the deal.

We just got our very first apartment complex and all units are currently rented.

The only downside of that is my landlord ( it's an apartment complex) charging me $650 plus ( that's roughly 50% of my current rent) for a month to month rent.

"$995 for a local apartment complex for which he claims never to have lived at.I am very new to this whole process so I have not seen many different cases or scenarios pertaining to screening or anything, but I can't seem to figure out how someone can be a previous home owner, approaching retirement, with 3 years credit history.

I would love to connect with a property manager that has intimate knowledge of the market and manages small apartment complexes(15-30 units) I'm looking forward to building with you!

Hi, does anyone have recommendation for good brokers, lenders or property managers in the Virginia Beach area?

That being said, if you aren't averse to moving, buying another primary is awful sweet because you can get better financing on a primary residence.

I made a list of every larger townhome and condo complex in Charlotte and got familiar with every one.

As with all things real estate, location is crucial, but we also have the complexities of offering the best amenities when competing with each other. 

Purchase price: $4,900,000 Cash invested: $2,100,000 We purchase a 104 unit apartment complex with other investors by syndication (pooling investors).