Maybe even take a drive to other apartment complex's and ask the manager or employee about it and see why they do or don't have one.

As always in any situation with a tenant, it is best to build rapport with them and have an open door so if financial troubles were to appear, you are on the short list of notification of such events, and work with them towards a situation that makes everyone as whole as possible.

We are extremely excited about our new real estate adventure and due to our circumstance, this seems to be the best way for us to get our foot in the door as well as get in our very first place together this year.

If the goal is to save the princess, would you set off on your journey wearing flip flops and a t-shirt and plié straight through to the dragons lair and knock on the door or would you let Princess Kashmir sleep a little longer while you saved up for some armour and a sword?

So go knock on their doors.

The block building is in relatively decent shape, being remodeled about 10 years ago with new wiring, windows, HVAC, etc.The trailer park next store door is getting 200/month lot rent and you could rent the 2/1 for $585 section 8. 

A typical portfolio is plus or minus 700 doors.

We personally own 19 doors in a garden style building and 3 MF duplexes in and around St Joe and we do not have issues with tenancy rates and remain cash flow positive. 

When I tried to collect the rent for the last month she wouldn't answer the phone or the door for a couple weeks.

They sent me cabinets that were in different boxes, different construction, door sizes were off a half an inch, a pinstripe was a different color, they couldn't fulfill the order with the cabinets I ordered so they gave me different cabinets and said that they would work?