Of course there are some neighborhoods within Greenville that are better than others but you have to do your homework. the pro is that you can find deals that still make financial sense, especially since COVID started it hit some landlords hard, so there are some motivated owners out there 

Looking for any tips or insight to anyone who has done this or is knowledgeable in the area.

A 200 unit apartment is a different beast than a fourplex.Of course you give up control and liquidity so vetting the sponsor is the most important thing here which the OP seems to have done. 

Of course, assumes OP's income isn't super high. 

It is of course would be more work to manage, I understand that. 

Any tips or best practices would be greatly appreciated! 

Condition of course plays a roleAs an investor:Seems like you won't have a mortgage soon and you can sit on some nice cash flow. 

Of course, I can do that since I'm personally connected to the developer.I buy a few condos for my own use and some extra ones to resell later.

Of course there are the professionals, which by the sounds of it, you are.

I have the impression that most place are mainly trying to upsell their course or bring you in their business where they will then make all the money on you, by selling you a lot of thing you don t need or are very complicated.Any advice and tip are welcome.100000 ThanksAnthony