It's just that they know so many things that aren't so.”Some points to consider on the topic of this thread:The Texas laws, as originally written, regarding certain types of transactions discussed here caused quite an uproar.What happened later was virtually overlooked, in that the laws were significantly revised before they were passed.But almost everyone out there still believes that the original proposal with it's complexity and flaws, was what was signed into law.

condo has been on the market for a little over a month. there were many visits the first week, then a trickle. now nothing. 2 condos in complex recently sold for 367 and 370.

It seems to me that without owning an apartment complex, one cannot lawfully rent to college students AND make money.  2 students cannot afford the amount it costs to rent a house.  

No more top ramen dinners or Safeway Select Diet Cola, it's caviar and filet mignon from here on out.LMK if you guys need a publicist. 

There is still much work to be done to the complex, i.e. driveway repair, pool repair, siding, etc.Again, she lives in a nice place in CT.

Go to a proeprty manager or apartment complex and get copies of their package.  

The complex was built in the late 1980s and now needs everything:  new asphalt, new roofs, exterior repairs and paint, new fencing, etc.  

Between my partner and I, we have managed our own properties and I managed a 4 unit condo complex.

I came across a apartment complex in Dallas area and did my learning exercise of cap rate. 

It was an apartment complex and one tenant decided to put up cameras (without telling the landlord).