. - I'd think that "over time" and "increasing capitol" are the key phrases here. 2-3 flips in several years is "investing" not a "profession" (the advantage of a BRRR is of course that you don't have income from the increased value, though your taxes become much more complex).

As well as providing the net worth to convince lenders to see we're playing with the big boys.But I would be the main point man co-ordinating the brokers, lenders, as well assisting my partner who, while extremely knowledgeable in real estate transactions and creative financing, does not himself have experience specifically in larger apartment complexes as well as the english reading comprehension to delve into the legalese of the contracts and will rely on me and his daughter who will also help translate.All I can say is I've read Multi Family Millions by David Lindahl/Crushing It by Brian Murray so I have some ideas of how to reposition properties and tactics to deal with issues that come up.

168 unit apartments in Atlanta, Georgia. Half off the property is occupied with property coverage that only covers occupied buildings  Other half of the property is under renovation and has builders risk policy(no new...

That $350k could get you a few duplexes in AZ if leveraged properly or even a small apartment complex.

BP community- please refer me to a good 1031 intermediary who can manage this complex process.

We are a small complex(only about 80 units) so I haven’t seen the board approval process take that long. 

I have an investor that wants apartment complexes 20+ units.

Did not find a willing seller for a large complex as I hoped, but did find multiple off-market sellers and ultimately bought a smaller multi-family project from one of them and some commercial property.

This is not a complex business.

$220k could get you pretty far in the multi-family apartment complex world.