Problem is landlord enter my apartment without notice while I was in shower.

She was on a month-to-month lease and so the reason for serving notice was not needed, however, when confronted I told her I was looking to renovate and increase rents.This morning at 4 AM there is a leak coming from the ceiling in the apartment below hers (coincidence?

The main building has 5 efficiency apartments. 

Thinking back now, he owns a commercial property where his business is located, has an apartment behind it, where we lived.

I used to be a part of the REI community in Eugene when I lived there.

I found my first apartment this way back in the 1970s when I got my first job right out of school (I don't remember if I got a discount off my first month's rent for moving in).

If you are looking at multi family, you can find 25 unit apartments for less than $1m in the Midwest but you probably won't find a 25 unit apartment in Denver for less than $2m.

Its an exciting time to be a part of all the action.

But how does that set you apart from every other newbie on here? 

I do have to say that I've never done a deal like this before but I have experience working with syndications on large apartment deals that are structured following SEC's Reg D guidelines.