I was thinking about offering cash for keys so we can do some remodeling but if I already have paying tenants, it would make sense to just keep them.

Common amenities in these luxury apartment buildings include high-end rooftop decks, pet-friendly options, bicycle repair and storage rooms, shared co-working spaces, and tech-focused lobbies.

Pretty straight forward.How can I determine if buying a condo to occupy makes sense compared to buying another investment property?  

That makes a ton of sense.

First of all, this would be an insurance nightmare should someone get injured on common area.

I hear that moving a house in common place in beach towns.

I'm curious as to if it even makes sense to try and get a lower number or if the numbers work at the list price to just offer that.

That said, it is very common for a newbie to break even or even lose a few thousand dollars on their first.

Saving half of that for expenses it would net me $1510 a year if my math is right.Does this make sense?  

With the way property values are jumping, it's starting to make more sense to just build new, rather than renovating and flipping.