If you want to try and find cash flow and stay in this price tier, I would look to small and mid-sized communities like Killeen, Temple, Bryan/College Station, and Corpus Christi as examples.

I would recommend that you find a local property manager who deals in this size of asset classes, and talk to them about how you would turnover units at this scale. 90 units is no joke so I would leverage your property manager for their GCs or remodeling companies who can help you out with this.

This is a mixed use building, total size is about 10,000 sq ft. 2,500 sq ft of office space, and 7,500 ft of warehouse / light industrial space.

If not, the initial cash flow will be the highest you will ever receive, and you will have a continuously declining standard of living.Population Size - Greater than 1 million.

, etc.. and honestly trying to help them however you can has really opened a lot of doors for me.I always keep the motto "serve your way to success".

We had some pretty good sized hail in RR and parts of N Austin so you may want to look into whether your area was hit as insurance might buy you a new roof.

Even if you are willing to work for free, the bank will assume some management fees for your loan sizing. 

Try pulling public records and filtering by project size

Roll the proceeds into the next deal and continue to scale the size of the deals. 

If yes, then depending on their size you can either refi or sell and use the cash to buy the smoking good deals.