I apologize if this has been asked or answered before but I can't seem to find it in the search function.

I am thinking that being a passive investor would give me returns but could also hopefully give me an opportunity to learn from someone who is already successful by being a part of their syndicate in some function.  

They provide a chart, based on their experience, that gives you per-square-foot costs for each combination (except anything to do with "Custom," since, by definition, it's custom and can't be ballparked).Based on their chart and my (admittedly subjective) ratings of "Standard" finish level and "Remodel" scope-of-work, costs should be roughly $25/sf.

Don't misunderstand, list can be great at least when combined with another forms of marketing.

That would be your functioning window, but in real life, most of the time that window usually remains closed.  

If you don't meet these requirements you may partner with other people  (co-sponsors and key principals) whose combined networth and liquidity would satisfy a lender.Once the property is stabilized it can be refinanced with a Fannie Mae or Freddy Mac loan which would have no personal recourse but similar networth and liquidity requirements.Ad for best banks, find a mortgage broker specializing in apartment loans and let him/her search for the right lender. 

If you know how to use the public records online search functions, you can do your own search, but it's not advised for beginners.  

We use Rent Manager for 240 units.The benefits are that it combines Accounting, Leasing, and Maintenance all into 1 piece of software for a relatively in expensive price.The negatives are that that the individual pieces of software are only ok.  

That combination of requirements and preferences has given us a set of excellent tenants.

" It’s possible with the combination of tax-advantages in an IRA and real estate investments.