I bought my first home and started house hacking about a year ago now and I'm ready to take the next step, however, I think if I am able, I would like to bypass increasing SFHs in my portfolio and move straight to Apartment Complexes of 6-12 units in the Greater Tampa Bay area or even Orlando/Miami.

They said all of the bills come out to 70K but if we go to court they will sue me for $375K+. 

Having a banker in your court speaking to other banks and finding out what really is available- This has put our team at a whole new level reflected in amazing rates and huge savings.

I am not sure if having a police report is helpful in court or not.

The Problem: I am struggling to find enough accredited investors to pitch this deal to.The Details: I've been privileged to receive an invitation to join an experienced general partnership working on a student housing complex in Denver - The complex is under contract for $2.8M.

Whether or not the law finds you responsible for a specific situation would be determined by the courts. 

Apartment complexes, not so much - you're only selling to other investors.

And if you spread your indexing over different crediting methods you can insure that there will never be a 0 either.These products are complex and need a good agent who knows how to optimize your policy to minimize the fee (and his/her commission) and maximize your return.

Ball in your court now!

For the BRRR method, you have to analyze 2 strategies buy and hold and a flip, as this can get complex for a beginner.