Small things since you have the chance to do it right the first time: solid doors instead of hollow core, antimicrobial paint in the bathrooms, double stud walls with insulation between units (sound is the new asbestos in multi-family), 5/8" drywall throughout (and something special/strong in the garage - see above), if ceiling light/fan combos - get the switch with the controls in it so the tenant is pulling on the fixtures chains and no remote to loose. 

@Brian Arnold, I am not a big fan for Apartments investment.

@Nathan LebherzNot a fan.

I’m a fan of using debt in growth markets and low interest rate environments.

Add an exhaust fan that is tied to the lights so it comes on every time the light does.

forget 1%, COC and cap rates here... focus on principal reduction, appreciation (very high) and squeeze out some minimal cash flow where you can1% rule (gcf or ncf), COC and cap rates are only accurate when looking at historical data so I am not a fan of using those for long term investment planningEquity/appreciation stacking/principle reduction always outperforms GCF long term

Brand new to the forums although I have been a fan of BP for sometime now.

Should i pay debt first then look for deals o should i start looking for other time of money lenders (hard,private,owner finance)Anything HelpsThank youHuge fan of BiggerPockets podcast 🙏🏽💪🏽

My other dilemma is that when I sold that last house I had to pay Uncle Sam which I am not a fan of for capital gains tax. 

I too am not a fan of charging people to see your site where you’re advertising.