Any tips on how to find out who the owner of this apartment complex is?

Indeed, the FT piece exhibited no sign of the complex, confusing sentence structure that Greenspan parlayed into his well-known persona as "The Maestro" of financial markets.

Your increase is intended to be kept at or below what rents are in other nearby buildings/complexes.

However, if you have a complex with a 75% occupancy level, your expenses ratio will be much higher than the 50% rule.For tenant or owner paid utilities, you could argue that when owners pay utilities, rents can be higher and offset the cost, making the 50% rule average out to correct, but most will also argue that owner paid utilities should be approached with caution as tenants have NO INCENTIVE to conserve and even when rents are adjusted higher, utility expenses can increase the 50% rule.Also, there are many other income streams which can be added to larger complexes which could affect the 50% rule so keep that in mind as well. make sure you know which income streams outside of rent/late fees are present in the complex.

The earth is too big and too complex and we're too small to guard against every possible natural disaster.

I'm ignorant to the cashflow of an apartment complex or other multi-family properties.

I did an internship my senior year of college and rehabbed 2 apartment complexes, totalling 90 units in 3 months..

I'd like to take a stab at the macroeconomic impacts on the US economy--this is really complex with many primary and secondary affects, but I'll trace the effects through the FOREX, the Real Goods Market, and the Real Loanable Funds Markets...get ready for "boring"... 1.

I know politicians constantly tout how complex it is and the more unusual your income stream is the more ponderous it can get.

That normally means simple deals that are not too fancy, complex or large.