Do you have MLS access yet?

Do not believe any myths to keep you away of doing apartment house complexes. 

If someone lives in a single-family home or apartment without HOA rules, we strike that clause.I've read through the BP lease and believe it addresses your issue satisfactorily.

So independent of my concerns with purchasing a C level, 8-unit apartment (this would be my first apartment), can you provide me with an opinion as to whether or not this property is something that you would purchase?

However, (a) there are IRA/401k compliance concepts that you should be aware of and (b) you should develop an efficient method for accessing IRA capital - I'll often get introduced to syndicators that find dealing with IRA/401k money to be a huge nuisance, which it does not have to be.On most syndicated deals there will be leverage involved, resulting - potentially - in taxable UDFI to IRA investors.

Other than the tools they have access to, how do I know if I can trust them in looking out for my best interest?

I have a 15 unit apartment complex that I purchased at the beginning of the year.

Warner Robins has interstate access so you could branch out a bit.

If the guests arrive at noon but the particular condo is not ready, I sometimes give them the parking garage passes early as well as access to the pools or beach sets.

Also, you may get away with that in Red Bank, and being pet free can make sense in an apartment anyway, but in many markets and SFH you cut your own throat with that policy.