One in particular once worked for a small apartment complex as a maintenance man and he used to make apartments rent-ready at tenant turnover. 

I still have one subdivision and around 400 apartments.

I applied for an one BR apartment at a community in CA.

I have not used them for apartment advertising or tenant screening though. 

On my journey to reach my goal of purchasing my first big apartment building over 4 units.

I'm looking for a good all-around handyman in Indianapolis that can help me do some light rehab of a couple of units in my apartment on E.

I rather be collecting the dumb money during the next correction than being a part of that distribution pool.

-A new 300 unit apartment complex is in the planning stage just to our north east-major development is going on to the south which could potentially cause our neighborhood to get rezoned to a less desirable elementary schoolDilemma:We bought for cash flow but have been lucky to have pretty substantial appreciation that we could take advantage of tax free since we've owned it and lived in it for more than 2 years. 

I have an opportunity to purchase 6.4 acres of land zoned for 115 apartment buildings. 

The appraisal came back at $375,000, which doesn't include a unfinished third floor that has three bedrooms and full size bath (I plan on making that portion into a third apartment).