As Eric mentioned above, you are confusing Dave Lindahl with Fortune Builders.Lindahl is focused on multi-family properties (apartment buildings/complexes) and he is the only national coach I have experience with who I would recommend. 

I agree the rate is low but most complexes in that area (and there are a huge amount are the smaller mom and pop setups with 20 or fewer units) would not be members of the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.

I live in Brush Park and there are some great things happening here in terms of new businesses & apartment complexes that will begin construction by the end of this year.

police patrol and pm security in complex to show change and keep rif raf out.new marketing and face lift and landscaping.property stabilizes with occupancy and rent increasespurchase and rehab costs 1 million.  

There are 3 condos in my current complex for sale ranging from $225k - $240k.

Running a full-rehab estimate takes me a couple hours for the visit (drive time + onsite), plus anywhere from 2 to 10 hours, depending on complexity, to write it up.

So many giant apartment complexes swallow up the rental market quickly, it seems.

All of my retirement assets are self-controlled, mostly illiquid (shares in private LLC's owning apt. complexes).    

Most of the 80/20 and no income no asset buyer's never could really afford the home they purchased, and time has just run out for them.I See this investment play as big opportunity even if your late to understanding the complexity of this type of deal.  

You live in the complex, and the HOA is driven by the building members.