She was section 8 and living in a small one bedroom apartment in a large complex.

Hey guys, I have a question about an apartment complex my parents are thinking about selling.

As the bank gets the best price they could & it reduces the complexity in the process.

He lays it out nice and easy, and in fact that's the post that I learned from.But if it's setting up a website with lead capture, that's (just a little) more complex.

As far as HD, my discount came about thru sheer purchase power, and frustraction over exactly what you said. i myself was going thru supply houses, and was building 4 apartment complexs at once (scheduling crunch) and i ran into an issue where 3 of my supply houses ran short on materials I had already ordered, and I got held up due to there inability to keep material flow.

I wouldn't trust the agent's assessment of repairs any more than I would trust their pro formas for selling apartment complexes....call me cynical I guess.We had a lengthy thread about the value of agents several months ago.

A colleague of mine asked this morning if I knew of lenders who would lend to a foreign owned LLC for the purchase of a 14-unit apartment complex in Huntsville, AL.

Now I am thinking of selling the complex next year but keeping my two houses in California which are almost paid off and rented.  

I also wanted to put in a plug for Phil's newly-revised model you can find on the following thread:Apartment Complex ModelI would love to get your feedback on the latest model incarnation after you study some Robert.

Which adds complexity to the deal... especially when the 1st don't agree to pay the "3rd or 4th" lien and you have to pay out side of closing... in that case.. someone can argue that is RESPA violation ;)... so it's a touchy touchy area...2 - Make sure home doesn't have MI (mortgage insurance)... these guys will kill your deal if you have MI on the loan.