Do smaller multi-families typically get valued based on NOI/Cap Rate or is that typically reserved for larger apartment complexes?

But ask me if it has been worth it.Freck yes it was worth ever time I bishhslapped my cat of the table when that freak steps all over my laptop keys when I try to make freaky and sweet love to SEO.Marketing is an art and a science.

It is a fairly large complex and I will do alarm system on some units (planning SimpliSafe) and cameras at some.

I also called the PM on an apartment complex that is for sale to check on the management and NO return phone call.  

I have been doing research for quite some time and I just would like some feedback from you all.I am looking to purchase a $1.1 million apartment complex, 3 units, built in 2019, this would be my first home..ever as I am currently living with my dad.

Looking to make the jump into a 3.5M multi unit apartment complex purchase.

The dog is SUPER sweet, of course, but i cannot take a chance on something happening with the dog.  

@Evan Evans I would use that capital down on a large scale Apartment Complex, you could easily buy 40-100 units with that much cash depending on where you buy .

As a mortgage broker I am able to get some pretty sweet terms on the financing.

I see a lot of the newer larger condo buildings/complexes have strict HOA's that disallow short-term rentals or airbnb.