I'm a new investor looking to find a good turnkey promoter for multifamily residences and apartment complexes.

We have planned to start out with buying small multi's and moving up to larger complexes, but that's where things get tricky.

I've heard good things about South Kansas City with the Bannister Federal Complex revitalization, Cerner, and some recent commercial development.

Hopefully this isn't too complex and we can expand on the conversation for others benefit as well!

I live in Tucson AZ, and interested in buying a apartment complex or multi family home.

I love that it is so complex and I have so much more to learn.

But if you’re comfortable doing that and getting it to perform better to hit the 5.5% market average, then that’s a viable option.It’s really not as complex as some here make it out to be.

Attorney Barbara Nelan, who tried the case, "this will take a big bite out of" mortgage scams.Prosecutors say Hill — through his company, Pinnacle Development Partners — acquired more than 50 houses and 250 condominiums at cut rates, then "flipped" them by selling to straw purchasers who applied for loans to cover the higher prices.Those pseudo-buyers were paid kickbacks, according to prosecutors, in exchange for using their names and credit.

You'll find plenty of info here in the forum removing the need to spend large sums of cash on real estate training.When you start your practice, you may consider investing in an office complex or strip center then leasing out spaces.

We could get very complex and crafty about this, but the fact is, the answer is very simple.