This may be a space worth checking in to... you just want to ensure that you are working with someone capable and reputable. 

If your aren't capable of finding those, then your best bet would be to start looking outside of your local market. 

A few PMs will know of owners who are running out of cash (maybe because of a critical illness or personal problems not related to the building) or they just took over a building that has been mismanaged by a previous PM.If you can talk to enough PMs and show them you have the experience and financial capability to take down apartment deals, then a few of those PMs will call you if they have owners who are thinking of selling (of course, they will not share info with you until they get the owners' permission first). 

Stuff" happens...roll with the punches, and @James Wise seems to run a pretty tight ship (and as you can see--pulls no punches)...Maybe give him a call and see if his operation can serve your needs...He has a ton of good videos about the Cleveland Rental Market.Good Luck!

That means that materials shipped the first of the month won't get paid for almost 90 days.     

Hi,Will appreciate any feedback from the folks who are already flipping the properties, How do you set it up in QuickBooks and is QB is capable to let me run the report and show how much I gain or loose on each property from closing, Rehabbing to Selling.Or is there any better tool to track the expenses and run P&L on each project, other then Excel sheet :) And finally any recom for someone who is specialize in setup of House Flipping accounts in QuickBooks.Thanks,

Are there any investors in the Atlanta Georgia area interested in building shipping container homes.

@Mike P.I've yet to encounter an municipality who would sub-meter.If your meters have the remote monitoring capability?  

And with Amazon taking over, more big box and smaller companies are shipping, and ordering online is becoming more the norm for consumers. 

I agree with @Sylvia B. that it depends on the tenant but I tend to get tenants who are less mechanically capable rather than more.