@scottMy client had purchased his largest property to date, a 55 unit storage facility with a SFR on the same plot of land, January 2017. 

In many cases, the intended beneficiaries quite often end up paying the largest price.  

It is my largest and most expensive unit.Obviously this puts me in a bad situation for a few reasons.... potential damages not covered by the deposit (plus rent), two weeks of a non-paying squatter, and a mid-month vacancy which will make it impossible to fill for April. 

OSU (Buckeye) plays out too, with 52K total strength 4 largest Univ in US. 

You will hire very few professionals who will work with you on a daily basis for weeks (sometimes months) on end, and also directly impact the value of some of the largest investments you will make in your lifetime.

The house, my largest rent, $500, asks me the first day if he could have until the end of the month to pay his rent.

But one you can google is Ken Harter  here in Oregon the largest bankruptcy in the state at the time.. he had assistted living facilities nationwide and all his deals were done syndication style. 

Apartment complexes should be your target, Save for 1-2 years and purchase the largest you can for minimum down.With fast growth comes management challenges.

I also work for the 2nd largest property management company in the area so there are times where my clients can get off market properties.

I bring a lot to the table, and hope to find a partner for my next project.im  a licensed GC and licensed CAM (condo/property manager) with good flipping experience.