Having a good lender who knows how to navigate the complexity of the process is a must have.Work with an agent that has closed 203k loans and has a network of people to refer you to.

He's the deal the house is falling apart due to a bad roof needs to be torn down, it is twice as big as our place land wise.

Hi BP,I found an off market deal in Minneapolis that consists of 7 units in a 65 unit apartment building. 

I have a few single families but this is my first apartment deal.

I also purchased mortgage notes and invested in an apartment syndication as a passive partner.

Hello Bigger Pockets Family,I wanted to see what the process was to place a judgement on a previous tenant that left owing money and also left the apartment completely trashed.

@Khader Moh as far as investing outside of your immediate area, I agree that it is definitely more complex as far as finding capable Property Managers etc....

Because acquisition agents are incentivized to keep acquiring property which fits their model, they often focus on the same areas—essentially turning entire neighborhoods into a rental complex.

I'm a corporate finance professional and I invest on the apartment side where I currently own/manage 36 units down in Macon, Ga and looking to add another 40 - 50 unitds this year.

Now, this is a part-time job, so I have to chance of getting a traditional loan, but I have a few people in my department that are willing to invest with me on deals if I show them that it is a good one.Here is my question, is there a way that I can take their hard cash and giving them a sort of IOU with a predetermined share of the profits of the sale or cash flow from the purchased property?