@Mike Franco My observation, in the markets in which I own investment property, is that more and more apartment complexes and more private landlords are taking pets at little or no extra rent. 

The whole downtown area is changing and there will be numerous apartment complexes and hotels being built. 

If you get into much larger sized multi-family deals (50+ units), you'll find more complex legal structures separating the PM entity into its own LLC.

You can go to the property management company that manages the complex and ask them if you are able to get the apartment put on a corporate lease.

I don't want to spoil it, but there is a good portion of the episode that is about the main character trying to get into a nicer apartment complex but needs to raise her social score first.

I did find an apartment complex that has 54 units that seems to meet those criteria.

Hi BP members,I am a 22 year old college graduate looking to buy my first home/condominium in New Jersey (why rent from someone when you have the option to buy).

After a little research, I've found out the company has bought a lot of properties and land in the area to build condominiums.

I doubt anyone under 35 is jumping straight to owning a 50 unit complex.

Looking at a 27 unit complex in SW Florida.