You could go work for an investment firm and then have the senior partners eventually start you off offering a small slice of equity to you.

I'd like to think that as a citizen who was willing to pay a premium to live where I live I have the right to know if I run a risk of living in close proximity to a hotel or motel.

These could include Owners with Low Financial Stability Scores, Seniors with Long-Time Ownership and Absentee with Equity.

First, we invest in our small (<2500 pop) rural town, which would not support large MF complexes.Second, because the only apartments available here are low income or senior housing, there is a stigma that would be difficult to overcome.Third, as John mentioned, apartment buildings are not just bigger SFRs, they are a whole different animal.

These types of decisions will cost the citizens in taxes and provide no real wage or job growth. 

@Jay Akpovwa unless @Darryl Shelton is referring to something other than what's associated with in healthcare, an assisted living facility (AL for short) is a level of care for seniors (typically) who can live and function "independently" but require some assistance.

This is as per the  Truth in Renting paperwork:SENIOR CITIZENS GRACE PERIOD Any senior citizen receiving a Social Security Old Age Pension, a Railroad Retirement Pension, or any other governmental pension in lieu of Social Security Old Age Pension, and any recipients of Social Security Disability Benets, Supplemental Security Income or benets under Work First New Jersey, must be given a period of ve (5) business days grace period for payment when the rent is due on the rst of the month.

Hi BP people, I'm a novice investor looking for some advice: I got an offer from my father the other day but I don't know how to make best use of it.Some background: I'm a US citizen living abroad (Australia) for the last 10 years, but I stupidly closed all my US-based credit accounts at the time.  4 years ago, even though I had zero credit history, I started an LLC in TX, found a TX bank willing to finance a TX rental purchase, and have been paying down the loan ever since.  

I mean by partnership or can i fund the deal by giving title to other trustworthy citizen?

Hi all, I am a novice but highly motivated to be an investor in apartment building -my spouse & me have some cash assets around half a million dollars - my question to all the experienced & senior members is if it is possible to buy an apartment building of more than 15- 20 units worth at least a million dollars as investment - We have no prior experience  with real estate nor did I have had any mortgage , never bought any SFH - Only started reading more & more about real estate now - getting lot of knowledge from different forums here - will appreciate any help on how to proceed