And yes I am taking an investment loan (30 yrs / 25% down) Jordan Thibodeau but that seems the case with most of the apts I am looking for, it seems ppl in that area are selling after renewing the leases in order to show that they have no vacancy.

Yeah Jordan, as you know there is nothing you will buy in Fremont for 318K, not even close.

Is there too much or too little air exchange in the home with outdoor air.

Most older buildings have 8' ceilings, and everyone likes higher ceilings now.Newer buildings on the other hand are designed with more modern amenities, wider halls and restrooms, energy efficient heating/air and windows, wired for high tech uses, etc., and usually have more parking.

@Rich Weese Are you expecting to be all in on your build cost for $37-41 per sq foot under air?

I have a question for you, if I may; I have a sister in the Air Force, she has wanted to invest in the past, and I know she'll be on board again after my first purchase.

As you get more serious, a miter saw and air tools will make many jobs easier.I'm of two minds.

Jordan Thibodeau: It this time I am taking a real systematic approach of going to the FDIC website getting the info of all the local banks and setting a goal of scheduling a meeting of one bank per week to present them with my 5 C's binder and ask for the line of credit or for the rap loan under my business name for my current properties.

And you do need venting, though you might get away with an AAV (air admittance valve.)

I read that Las Vegas has one of the highest number of foreclosures in the county but the banks aren't releasing any of them so kinda takes the air out of that balloon.