I'm just showing you another alternative base on my experience.I hope this help and I wish you the best of luck on your investing journey!

So as a member, I encourage you to do your part to help by reporting suspect posts.Part of what is happening is BiggerPockets has become successful and is attracting more users.

Also, https://joefairless.com/5-proven-ways-attract-passive-apartment-investors/.

We try to alternate between a formal meeting & a more laid back meeting (for laid back we just meet at World of Beer or somewhere like that)I'll tag some local investors that I'm sure would welcome you..

.-  Also, from a lender's perspective, they will want to know what the risks of the project are, what your experience level is, what the alternative exit strategies are, etc.-  For a loan, keep in mind that banks are in the 4-6% interest rate range these days for investment properties, so a lender will be higher than that. 

February saw Austin's attraction strength for new residents hold steady against San Francisco, New York, and Dallas.

However, since I will be living there and I don't want to attract lower quality 'tenants' to live with, I want to make the place nicer too.

Cold calling just isn’t too attractive for me, although there is success in it no doubt.

Also in terms of tenant leases I want to put in ones that will make the property attractive which will give a favorable cap rate over the long run.

Upgrading the units would dive of the rent and price the current tenant out and the neighborhood would not attract the higher rent paying tenant.