I used him until I sold that complex several years ago. 

If he opts to buy the property, rent paid during the lease period is applied toward the purchase price.Because owner financing can be complex, we recommend working with a licensed attorney who will consider your best interests when drafting the necessary documents.Good luck!

Are you looking to outright buy an apartment complex near a school and turn them into dorms?

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

From what I've learned so far, here's what I think might work well for me:Start out in my local Baltimore market, tackling one market at a time to keep my business streamlined and organized.1) Put down 30% on one complex priced at $300k. 2) Run that complex for a month or two on my own until I get a general idea of what the hell I'm getting myself into.3) Hire property management company to take over my management responsibility of the property.4) Replicate, rinse-repeat?

Hey guys & gals, I'm going to invest in a 6-unit complex all cash.

Even apartment complexes here in Austin Texas require for rental insurance policies as part of their lease agreement.

I've identified 2-3 condo complexes that would allow MTRs, and they close to several hospitals. 

And it's definitely a potential problem with commercial loans.In this case, you want to keep the apartment complex "forever" but your commercial loan has a 10 year call on it. so you are indeed at the mercy of the interest rate market sometime between now and 10 years from now.One more note... the OP makes no mention of rents in his post.

Who knows how things will play out, and I love to see differing viewpoints and opinions as we all bring an array of experience, knowledge, and opinions to a very challenging and complex topic.