This information and approach is becoming more common knowledge as the MHP investing space gains momentum and the Frank and Dave MHU knowledge spreads to more and more investors looking to break into this " new frontier" of Multifamily investing.

It has its own court yard that could be used as a glass-covered atrium with a common area for people to relax.

What kind of ROI do you think I can make in those markets?

I would stay open to splitting the equity as tenants in common - your first deal should be about experiencing a successful deal not having 100% ownership.

@Kyle Pockat  That's outside my expertise, but there are lots of people here on BP that do all sorts of marketing to find those kinds of properties.As to your market, you're seeing there what I see in the greater Boston area. 

I was just wondering what kind of questions should I ask the attorney to determine if he/she is right for me?

Are there any common areas?

Most banks generally don't have the fix n flip type programs that would be needed to do these kinds of projects.

What kind of sellers are you looking for in this situation and where do you find a motivated apartment seller?

In my smaller commercial deals yes I did get the tax return schedule E (bank typically request it too), but on larger deals Sellers declined to provide it and broker said that's fairly common.