Great location Near Westpark Toll & energy corridor.

Great location Near Westpark Toll & energy corridor.

Let them know what you're interested in, and what you can bring to the table (e.g. time & energy, credit, capitol, network, ...).

Or at least something that will leave me with more time and energy to build up my investment portfolio and manage my rental units.

The pros of a newer building are less maintenance, More Energy Efficiency, better chance for separate utilities, no worry about lead, and typically higher rents. cons it's going to be a lot more expensive.

It's a grind, long hours and employee turn over etc...Take that capital and invest into something that doesn't require ALL your time and energy so you can continue to focus on additional opportunities. 

Other jurisdictions may require a building be brought up to current energy code (insulating all exterior walls, attics, etc, air sealing, whole house HRV (heat recovery ventilation) systems, etc), or structural code (I am working on a renovation now that is requiring the additional reinforcement of a masonry chimney)My point is, like so many people on BP say, is DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE BEFORE BUYING A PROPERTY, especially if you’re the new guy or gal in town.

I don't have time, money or energy any more to deal with this house.Rip off the band aid, let it bleed a bit, start healing. 

There is no secret sauce to boost it quickly, it takes time.

I’m interested in ‘sweat equity’ arrangements: reduced up-front cost/risk for the syndication team by deferring architectural fees, in exchange for a preferred or common equity position.Example: I’m currently helping an apartment owner boost NOI by converting an oversized leasing center into 3 additional units and a right-sized leasing office.And, I want to buy, improve, and operate my own rental properties.