Random question:What is it called when someone pieces together a deal on a big apartment complex, gets investors together to purchase it, and they get a share of profits without investing any money? 

Hello all,I am interested in purchasing an apartment complex in Alabama.  

Hi everyone,I am in the process of purchasing a multimillion dollar apartment complex with the assistance of accounting and legal professionals to review the financials and the property.

When I have a pretty house with terms, I will send direct mail to local class A apartment buildings, and let everyone in that complex know that they can own my house for what they are paying in rent, as long as they can come up with a good down payment. 

Just a few hours ago I wrote a brief message explaining that I was interested in buying multi-family real estate (duplex, triplex, fourplex, small apartment complex or mobile home park) and that if they could put me in contact with anyone they knew who wanted to sell such a property.

i was also on a webinar last Thursday.and my current living situation is pretty nice my rent is 1145 for a beautiful 2600 sq ft. home  in the aliente area of las vegas. i rent a room with a jack and jill bathroom to my friend for 550 works 2 jobs and is never home see each other like two or 3 times a week. so its a huge place for 600 a month lol . and yes the house hack is actually  what i planned for for my first investment. i hope to one day have apartment complexes 

Greatest interest at this time is (I think) 25-50 unit apartment complexes.

Depending on the problem, the cost to design and repair a structural issue can range from a couple of thousand dollars to over tens of thousands of dollar.I am currently involved with the structural repairs of a large condominium that is going to run in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.If the code violation does turn out to be structural, you will need to hire a professional structural engineer licensed in you State to come up with a repair design.Most home inspectors are not professional engineers and most building officials will not accept their repair recommendations.

As an answer, I'm buying a couple larger apt. complexes in Dallas and am actually here at present getting mgmt ready for when they close. 7.8% was a 164 unit building that will close in June. 

They run reports and can see what everyone is paying in a complex.