I don’t think that’s only for luxury rentals, I want all my rentals even economy offerings to be environments I’d want to live in. 

Quote from @Zachary Russell: Are there any DSCR programs for a 5 unit apartment building?

Far too often I see folks with pretty much no investing experience want to scale and buy a 150 unit apartment building. it’s crazy in my mind. 

I am having a hard time for finding insurance for an 11 unit  apartment building in California.

The home offers four sunlit bedrooms—one with a spa‑style ensuite—and all‑new luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout, plus updated HVAC and roof for peace of mind.

My client is looking for a property and casualty insurance broker for a 20 unit apartment complex he owns in Hagerstown MD.

I'm planning to invest locally (West Palm area) but also open to cash-flowing markets within a couple hours’ flight or drive.A bit about me: I’ve been in commercial construction project management for 5+ years, working on everything from luxury multifamily to hospitality to office space — both on the GC and subcontractor side.

And I’m here to tell you: it doesn’t have to be that way.Great management isn’t a luxury.

You don't have the luxury of performing work yourself or forcing value-add. 

New luxury rental buildings have come online, one just broke ground half a mile away, and another is approved and will go up right next door (200 rental units).