Hello, we are an Investor in a 260 unit older multi family complex in the Atlanta area.

His knowledge and expertise in the field are unmatched, and he has a knack for breaking down complex concepts into easily understandable terms.

The most recent was a 64-unit complex for $6.4MM to have a proxy, but not many of those assets available here.

We're going on year #5 with our rentals.It gets easier, and like you mentioned, life will become less complex.

It may be a bit complex at first glance, but with reps and time it will make more sense.

This discrepancy might indicate a complex market with varying property types and conditions.- Market Volatility: While home prices have increased significantly, the average home value has seen a slight decline of 0.4% over the past year.

Land Use attorneys are usually engaged for large, complex developments (although, again, maybe that's the norm in your market; I'm in California).

Depends they have expanding zoning regulations but mostly for ADU's and then its complex - same across most of the mid-shenandoah. 

Any tips for managing the complexities that come with wearing all those hats?

This is the part of the tax law that controls whether the money we spent on fixing something on our property is treated as an expense or as a capital improvement.The Regulations I mentioned are extremely complex and confusing.