A DIY approach relies heavily on general assumptions and data inputs, which can lead to less accurate results and typically won’t hold up under an IRS audit because they lack engineering-based support and documentation.A fully engineered study evaluates the specific details of your property, resulting in a much more accurate and defensible report.As for whether a virtual or in-person site visit is necessary, that depends largely on the type and complexity of the property.

Someone with no track record standing in front of a full block Class A hundred million+ urban mix-use complex introducing his company. 2.

If there is something complex about this deal, then maybe that justifies more.

I also own a couple of out-of-state SFRs myself, so I understand how real estate investing can be both rewarding and really complex.

My credit is good and my business is structured, Could going straight for a 100 - 300 unit complex be accomplished?

I'm a acquisition manager on my team and looking to do more apartments complex's does anyone have any advice on scaling inbound leads or any tips or find more leads in general for commercial real estate. 

A good title company can handle many complex real estate transactions. 

Our goal is to invest in a multifamily complex or larger property.

I am sure there might be circumstance that would allow it to be possible, but from what I have seen 1031 specialist say on here, there isn't a way to 1031 a business.What might work would be selling the business, buying an apartment complex, do a Cost seg to offset the gains you made, but I would ask your Tax Accountant how that would work for you.

Until you grow up and realize this, well, your gonna have no shortage of content for your marter complex.