I suspect everyone buying an apartment complex uses some list that they check against when they inspect the individual units.

I'm sure she has some serious testing to pay attention to and hopefully RE won't be a distraction.To other readers, don't let advocates of strategies take you off into some fairy tale land of simple riches in some strategy, there's no such thing and as income propensity increases so will the complexity of your activity.

As many above have mentioned, regardless of the State, the complexities of each deal will most likely negatively impact the time frame.  

I live in a suburb of Philadelphia so during the winter it is cold here.The upstairs apartment has hardwood floors.My previous residence was located in an apartment complex...

I'm talking to a motivated seller of a 22 Unit apartment complex.

With expenses we bring in on average 6-7% cash on cash.We do have a property manager, which is onsite at the complex.

If not, then it's probably not reasonable.Remember, in the end, it sounds like you're getting a free-and-clear place to live...regardless of whether it's a single family home or something more complex like what you're proposing.

The building My studio is located in is owned by my family who inherited it and run it as a rental office complex in tallahassee fl.The majority of the spaces are occupied but most of the tenants have been there for quiet a while.

get me on you buyers list please: [email protected]  650-471-3610 I m looking into investing into apt complex and duplexes in NC

I use a lot of these at one of my complexes.