Purchasing in an LLC does have restrictions, but I figure if I want to be a "big boy" in this game  then I need to learn to play like a big boy in this game (I know that's relative BTW, I won't ever be in Cardone's category). 

Space is limited; I have about 52" of width and 32" of depth to play with.

I'm hoping to get some good strategy tips on how to play this at auction.

Still, my walk away number is quite a bit lower than they're asking, so taking your advice, I'll probably continue to keep looking.

And now you are playing with "house money" since the refi was so much more than your original investment.

The outer suburbs of Phoenix (including Apache Junction) are great values, especially long-term, as the population growth continues it will push people further out.

Are you just fixing deferred maintenance and trying to narrow the $100/m market gap or have you looked at upgrading the interiors to be a B+ finishes and pushing rents a little more for a heavier value add play?

I would like to continue with new builds but are torn with refincing or HELOC money out for more nee builds or selling it to use that money to be the downpament for the new builds.

First off, I do not own any apartment buildings and do not play an apartment building owner on TV.

Considering capital plays a significant role, would you avoid these areas?