In other words, if your property is zoned for single family residential at a maximum of 2 units per acre, you probably won't be able to put a mid rise apartment building on it.

I did a high level comparison where we differed in our underwriting and here are the results:1) Rents: They projected over $300/unit rental gains, whereas we projected $140.

Hey BiggerPockets Community, Me and my wife are new to real estate and just recently bought a legal 2 + BSMT unit in Chicago.

@Kevin SobiloI'm thinking "dismissed" means tenant waited until her court date and vacated the unit right before because she was going to lose and didn't want that on her record.

I am not new to real estate; however, I am going through my first new development of 29 units.

We were offered an off market rural 16 unit two building investment at $800,000.

I'm actually supporting one of the larger investors in Gardner, MA right now bring 30 new units to market.

We buy as a corp.A common property in our region is the small multiplex (3-10 units), they are usually tired and miss managed with rent below market value and VTB is sometimes available. 

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Hi Everyone. Does anyone have experience about handling 55+ Community Rental? I am not sure buying a property with a particular tenant age restriction would be a good decision or not. Thanks