I am looking to purchase another multi-family apartment complex in Texas and am always open to working with new investors.

I have heard that the legal aspect of getting finance from private investors might be complex. 

Multifamily for-sale housing has not fully entered recovery, but a number of interviewees noted the beginnings of a shift from rental to condominiums, especially product geared towards empty nesters.

I had a client before that wanted that, we spent 150 hours compiling it, so I charged 2k for it, but that was a complex need.Making scope is not hard, all you have to hand your contractor is something like: Price tiles at $3/sf, if I choose more expensive, I only pay the difference.

Half the time, I love the simplicity of MFH and hate the complexity of SFR, the other half of the time I love the returns and exit strategies and fully-amortized mortgages of SFRs and hate the risk of MFHs.  

There aren't turnkey companies for apartment complexes that I know of either (in any market).

Hi all, I am working on a deal and wanted to get some thoughts. Here is a summary of the property:- Located in central CT (in Bristol, CT) - B-/C area (blue collar, but nice area)- 20 unit building- Asking $985K- Buil...

Here is a link for you:Bought 200+ Unit Apartment Complex, Increased Value Over $4 MillI buy 100 to 400 unit deals and doing DM again.

@Rich Weese Would you recomend investing in 100+ unit apartment complexes?

In the same complex where this unit was, there was a S8 tenant that was unhappy that their carpet was dirty.