I know there are institutional funds (Blackstone probably being the largest) but haven't found any that would make sense for the high net worth individual investor.

I worked as land manager for one of the largest home builders for three years just prior to the crash, but was only responsible for property due diligence, and construction of roads, utilities, and site work for large projects; not individual single family home rehabs or individual / small scale new home communities.  

Philadelphia is the 5th largest city by population, and by area, is also very large.

I like the BWI Meetup the best and I believe it is the largest in the area. 

@Vincent Gamboa REAPS is the largest nonprofit REIA on the West Coast and among the top in the nation.

Hi Lisa Taylor $525k as You have notice, It dosent Buy a wow place in San Diego seems like a lot, for What You get, Also loan To Income ratio, You technically could buy a $700k depending on savings, $334 HOA is real high, I would really consider am I buying this place cause I love it and if you were you may not be asking us and you should get guided into more important since is the largest purchase in your life, is it a good investment where is my property my neighborhood My complex gonna be in 3-10 years.

Hey if you can invest in the 5th largest economy growing at 5% go for it too.

The largest hedge funds have been doing this for years and years.

There is only 1 parking space for the entire property; however, it is located in a city and two blocks from the largest employer in the area.

Management of tweener complexes without on-site staff is the largest inefficiency of that model (tweener = between the SFR and MF management model).