If this is "yes", then you need to consider the time, expense, and risk/complexity that is inherent in a development project.

There is a level of complexity to the process that requires there to be a retail client focused team that most big manufacturers are not able to perform.

I would probably only invest in bigger commercial apartment complexes since you guys probably have a lot more money to start than most people.

How do you determine an asking price for an apartment complex or other commercial property?

I'll also put my resume on the table so the PM/LL knows I've handled decently complex work and should be up to this task.

And off Northside drive by the Friendship Baptist Senior home (directly across from complex) the project homes have been demolished preparing for a multi-million dollar mixed-used development.

I want to get into multi family complexes in the future but I'm tight on cash.

However, the complex was built in the early 90's.

24 unit apartment complex all with 2b/1ba with 650sqft.

I don't care if it's apt complex, duplex or single detached.