The net result is that big banks, especially those that were deemed  "Too Big to Fail" were empowered to grow even larger as they were actually given money to devour their former competitors.Chances are that the readers of my post did nothing to stop this terrible development because they believed that they were not being harmed.  

You may also find that neighborhoods sometimes have multiple names or there may be small pocket of a neighborhood within larger ones which can make it unreliable to go off of neighborhood names only.

. $3000/mo in rent, and if you don't know the areas well yourself, you run the risk of buying something one block too far over-In return for high cost of entry and high rents, the returns are larger. 

The rentals are getting very little above lot rent and will bear a larger proportion of the expenses.

No I used the same tool here on BP that I used for the larger multifamily. 

I love your idea of going multifamily this was my plan as we'll because of the extra cashflows it allows but I would say for an investment property go with FHA loan because the rates are so low and do a 30 yr or 40 yr if you can because you want to stay as liquid as possibile and not tie all of your cash up into one property so if another investment comes along you have capital to do it .

Does apartment complexes only make sense at larger units numbers?

Get a large security deposit as long as it does not violate state law, and potentially ask for larger rent up front.

I'd avoid having your husband co-sign if you are looking to build a large real estate portfolio.

You need experience, liquidity, and high net worth.