I'm currently in the market for multi-family complex investment property, anything from 10 to 30 units.

Some of the big guys are still investing in SFH (just food for thought): https://apple.news/AhTzm0x7-SX...As for me, I invest in both SF and MF syndication.I am a new principal/co-sponsor in 124 Unit MF Apartment Complex, co-sponsoring a new build 145 Unit MF Apartment Complex, and am a passive  LP in 410 MF Units. 

However, these are complex investment vehicles which require in-depth understanding from you, as you reverse-engineer the offering to assess risk/reward.

The complexity of analyzing these types of deals makes it much harder to brainstorm in terms of numbers.

Our management company just went through a merger and is not really working out for our condo complex.

Looks to me like while living in it I would almost break even then when I move out I would start to cash flow plus could use the extra equity for another 4plex somewhere plus use some of my cash to buy a 10-unit complex somewhere out of state.

@Monique ODell I would purchase 10 - 200 unit complexes that produce 500/monthly cash flow on each door.

Recently 1.5 Million in downtown street scape updates and a mixed use complex will be coming in when Caterpillar leaves.  

I have two single family rentals and K1 loss from an apartment complex LP. 

Fees are typically very high because DSTs are relatively complex vehicles perhaps not that well suited for the uninitiated.They are a neat idea in principle, but they are very real issues underneath when you go to put things into practice.