I am purchasing a property 3 blocks away for a large, well-known medical establishment (3 hospitals, bio-science facility etc.)-  20 minutes from dt Denver.

I have a similar story which caused me to use Google Voice during the rental listing process, and also set up social media blocks early on.My Dad is a physician and also a landlord of several nicer condos in a large metro area.

Additional upside can be found in the areas you mentioned - ease of access, economy of scale with service providers, time efficiency for management, possibly offering additional price points in your portfolio, ...Contiguous property is worth more to adjacent owners.

I know a lot of my tastes/opinions are not those of the majority so if I remodeled a house to my liking, it wouldn't appeal to as large an audience as it could.

The dream scenario to acquire a large complex is through probate where several people now share in the ownership of a complex and none want to run it.

Most buyers won't mind you making a large profit if there is still meat on the bone.

- This property is in a good area (about 1/2 mile from my primary residence), but is on a large lot with several trees and essentially no grass. 

I'm looking for a General Contractor in the Guilford County area for what appears to be a large rehab; can someone recommend one they have used?

I just can’t see large 60+ unit working in Birmingham due to the low density.

I am on the verge of taking the plunge in REI here in Austin, Tx and wanted to introduce myself and perhaps find a few folks to distribute risk as we learn this process together; primarily buy and holds.Currently, I work for a LARGE warehouse lender, specializing in risk mgmt, rate pricing, and hedging strategies.