Economies of scale would dictate that a smaller unit would sell for more/sf than selling the entire complex at once - what was the going out cap looking like on average for those sales?

I've recently been talking with a real estate agent that has an apartment complex listed.

Is this specific to a large complex?  

He was intellectually disabled and lived on his own in an apartment complex across town with other disabled adults.

Small apartment complexes are generally will be good for you.  

I have over 16 years in the mulit- family industry I work as a Service Manager running a 246 apartment complex.

This project is also a very detailed and complex piece of architecture, so it takes time to bring out the finer details.

Both methods have pros and cons to consider.One thought I had was build up a small portfolio of SFH like 20-30 and then buy larger multi unit buildings and work up to 100 unit complexes for easier management.

Trusts can be incredibly complex and have very specific requirements, and you should not set them up without an attorney with trust experience, so it is hard to see what benefit you would get from this program.

I am tech savvy but haven't used 95% of my cell phone functions in years.The main compliment I get from others is I can take a complex idea and make it really simple to understand.Creating more options and  lists just slows me down.