I understand that multi unit complexes obviously generate more income, and I understand that a lot of numbers were not accounted for in the OP.

I have a potential lead on a 24-unit apartment complex, and I want to send a letter to the out-of-state owners, but I’m not sure what to say in my letter.

Start looking at the properties in your complex, are there any rentals that are vacant? 

Just thinking  The costs to buy apartment complexes with a lot of units has been on the rise and there is a big reason for it -  millennials aren't buying homes. 

Things are never as easy as it may seem but real estate isn't complex either. 

The last two months have consisted of me eating a poverty diet, not having fun because I can't afford to go anywhere, sleepless nights, having to ponder selling my car just to make loan payments, and seeing about $25k of profit go out the window.So what would I have done differently...1.  

Could someone give me a few tips on where is the best place to locate a multi family complex.

I would never consider negotiating with a property management company unless the unit has been sitting vacant for a long period of time AND it was not a part of a larger complex.

Developers are going nuts and building huge apartment complexes EVERYWHERE. 

Hi,After getting few SFR, I'm thinking to saving to put a down payment for small apartment complex like 10 units or less bt greater than 3 units.