We are looking into constructing 14 units. The idea of doing it prefab vs regular construction came up.Will the building value be affected if prefab?Any thing we need to be aware of with prefab?Any help is appreciated

@Armando Reyes-Antonio Castillo I just got three listings by driving around a neighborhood where I was just getting a P&S signed and found some apartments with FOR RENT signs on them.

So we decided in lieu of selling our house we'd rent it.It was kind of a hybrid situation with the PM - we'd spent some time developing a relationship - she managed a large 200-300 unit apartment complex and was the head PM there - she was familiar with the tenant as he'd rented at her apt complex for 2-3 years with no problems. 

I am super interested in getting an apartment complex.

Then, remarket the apartment (this time of year should be easy to find new tenants) and disclose in the ad and in the lease about the parking.

(Yes, due on sale clause risk, but I've lived with that myself for years without any issues.)3) The equity from the property should be the contribution from the first couple and the second couple should contribute cash such that each party has equal contributions to the LLC.I would definitely have a real estate attorney help you with this as it is too complex for an on-line LLC creator.

It's a good idea to to research your market and find out the norms i.e. do most post rent or buy, do they prefer apartments or single family, etc.

After some lurking on Bigger Pockets, I'm diving in and trying to turn my real estate hobby into a part-time business/side hustle.

This property is in pretty decent shape and I plan on updating the kitchens/bathrooms in both units to be market-competitive so assume an average quality apartment for the area. 

Randy, that’s what I’m thinking as now, if I’m understanding correctly, the past rent is a part of their bankruptcy and they only have to pay future rent.