You can also drop by some larger complexes in the area and look for the management company's sign (they always put them up on the bigger properties).

If the apartment complex is all 2br/1ba 1,000sqft units, look for rents on other units in the area that are of similar size & offer similar community features.  

As it was stated, one move by the Jeep line and Toledo is done...again...and that's if you consider it not to be done as it is. 10% population loss in one decade - no **** every apartment complex is for sale...lolGood luck to you guys.

I know that property managers such as people running apartment complexes can claim this.

The condo is in my business name which creates an additional complexity to the situation.

I am in for the long game and I was hoping people could give me some good reason why this isn't a good idea.Many thanks.Eric I have several properties under management in the area near Cerner's new complex.  

It's funny you mentioned the apartment complex across the college in Modesto.

I guess ot would depend on the setup and size of complex but that is my takd and avenue I would pursue or investigate.

I encourage you to look, but I would wager that you'll find 3-4 unit buildings and larger complexes to be more your style in and around Boston. 

I am interested in single family homes for wholesaling but later I would not mind buying and holding small apartment complexes as well.