I have already tapped into my boss's (and colleague's) networks but finding apartment owners is different than finding office/warehouse owners.My question is this: How can I differentiate myself, using my postcard campaign and other computer-related avenues to reach apartment owners?

This is a type of creative financing that has been talked about a lot lately since the memory of 3% mortgages is still in our recent memories. 

Love computers!!

I’m very grateful for that experience because now I know the nitty gritty of computers and I’ve picked up computer systems very quickly in different roles I’ve held for different companies.I disagree with what you’re saying about earning more tending bar on the weekends.

I want to honor his memory by doing the wisest thing possible with this money.

RSMeanshttp://www.rsmeans.com/If you are looking at similar things repetatively, you can easily create spreadsheets for plug and chug computations.

If memory serves me, the Census should have the categories of employment.

I've been researching several different market and noticed quite a bit of listings that says "tenant occupied currently paying xx per month with lease till xx date" or some will say month to month lease.But on the pictures they've uploaded picture of empty houses(no furniture) and some look like computer generated (like a model of what it would look like before building or renovating).Are these like some sort of scam where they entice investors as "cash producing investment property" and right after you buy the property the tenants suddenly decides to move out. 

We aren’t doing this to get rich, we are doing it to make memories for families.

@Lauren Beech To Chris's point, (assuming the Operating Agreement allowed for it, which they typically would) you'd just want to have a simple one-pager agreement put together memorializing the buy-out, have everyone sign, and you may want to have it notarized.