I always start with 30% down on these commercial loans for my apartment complexes too. 

I’m currently under contract on a 16-unit apartment complex.

I get wind of an estate, it is in a condominium complex.

To complete my thought is if you are looking at a residential multifamily house (1 to 4 units) that is a rental scenario and get the most units when buying to reduce any impact you might experience with a vacancy and the possibility of reducing your rent with a 203K loan.If your desire is owning rental units and money is not going to be a problem, I would like to see you by an apartment complex. 

In addition, it's the only multi unit complex in this town which is very attractive to me. 

I'm heavily considering investing in apartment complexes (5+ units), and would prefer to read as much as i can before delving into the industry.

You're right and the younger set and investors come into the complex to buy. 

(For that matter, DWV plumbing is much more complex than electricity or water supply, but I digress.) 

I remember my first apartment complex offered this.

In order to grow my portfolio, I have decided to sit down with my attorney and start an LLC.Aside from this complex (in my opinion) aspect, I just don’t know where or how to learn about the “how to start a business” side.