Anyone in Northeast Houston want to meet up in Humble next week?

If it’s a $20M apartment complex (just making up numbers) it’s a way longer slog to get things set up, get funding commitments, etc. in a way that will get you taken seriously by a seller.So, ummmmmm, I don’t think it’s quite the layup question you think it is :)

I’m looking at acquiring a property in Oceanside, rather than live in an apartment.

My grandfather has been a stockbroker for most of his adult life and semi-retired to a part time broker in his home office, living mainly on his own stock portfolio at 37 years old (1964). 

Just like you, I did a my first deal (a flip in Houston), lost some money, and it wasn't a deal I should have even done, but I did it. 

My applicants are partners, currently living in a one bedroom apartment with about $2,000 monthly rent.

The lady has not be reimbursed.Two days ago I received a call from a neighboring tenant who reported "Kathy's" dog was being left in the apartment for 12+hours at a time and the smell of dog feces in the common hallway was so bad it was unbearable. 

Would like to start investing in apartment buildings in the Tennessee area and would like to start building some relationships with Wholesalers, agents, property managers and commercial lenders in the area.

If all else is relatively equal, which property type would you prefer: a six unit, one building apartment; an eight unit in two buildings; or 16 units in three buildings.

make renters insurance a must, when I was stationed in San Diego every apartment we rented we had to get renters insurance.