Alex, I am trying to wiggle my way into investing in large-sized apartment complexes for the cashflow.

Large firms will flip apartment complexes, large retail buildings, large office buildings, etc.How do they find these for sale?

If it weren't for the relationships built, we wouldn't have closed on our apartment complex.

So you may end up cancelling out a lot of your cost savings by introducing more risk and complexity. 

No wonder he had a victim complex. 

I had a client before that wanted that, we spent 150 hours compiling it, so I charged 2k for it, but that was a complex need.Making scope is not hard, all you have to hand your contractor is something like: Price tiles at $3/sf, if I choose more expensive, I only pay the difference.

I would like to start building my portfolio for long term income and get into larger apartment complexes and commercial property.Any comments would be appreciated!

By nature, the square footage of the urban abode is significantly less than a similar priced suburban or exurban dwelling.In 1920s a complex called Tutor City was build in Midtown Manhattan near the East River.  

Depending on this answer raises the complexity. 

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