Most assets people see when they drive around that are larger properties are syndicated deals.

Don't want to waste a lot of time with these, but at the same time would like to give some sort of response.Thanks,

Life is filled with this sort of ignorance and negativity.

I'll give it to you that it's such a small investment that MAYBE you shouldn't use the IRR because it "SEEMs" too much for so little.BUT PLEASE.... by the time you get to a larger Investment, say $100k or more...

That way we can achieve the 1% rule and also have a larger rental market.Lessons learned:1.

Option 2: Partner w/my family business on a larger deal (80+ units)I'm in a lucky spot where REI is my family's business.

While I wouldn’t say this one spiraled out of control it did have scope creep at a much larger amount than I would have liked.Well there you have it.

Where operators get into trouble in larger MF is lavish assumptions going in, placing the wrong debt on the deal, and not stress testing the deal/market. 

Then we have 100k to invest into a larger property.

If you're trying to house hack, as long as you're going to be able to carry your property in the event rents fall by 5-10% then you'll be fine.The real worry is for investors who are buying larger multifamily properties and banking on most of their returns coming from a sale at a low exit cap rate.