Depending on size and complexity, you can expect to drop $25-50K on legal work.

It's a very complex specialized area.

It depends most of all on which features you're looking for.

I have seen appraisals cost $2000 for 37 unit complex.

Marco:- Heath Sector is one of the major employers → increased aging population/more job growth - Bioteh, fuel cell research & tech sectors all growing → forbes speculates could be next tech hub- Opportunity Corridor (projected to complete in summer 2022) → revitalize the "forgotten triangle"- Large businesses coming in & staying → Plug & Play (start up accelerator funding company), Link 59 (62,000 square foot complex), Sherwin Williams, NASAMicro- Great PTR ratio → Great cashflow- Strong renter's markets → over 50% renter occupied- Barrier to entry is low → scalable- BRRRRableNeighborhoods (highest appreciation rates)Detroit Ave / W 25th StW 25th St / Walton AveW 6th St / Literary RdRoute 422 / Broadway AveW 7th St / Marquardt AveCastle Ave / Scranton RdDetroit Ave / U.S.

I find that when the same brand shows other top-knotch features, but ALSO instructs for the leasing agent and new resident porblem or containts

Also he stated if we did move our home and auto over to them they then cap out the liability of the apartment complex at $500k.

There are significant complexities here in not just language, culture, laws, politics, etc....increasing complexity usually comes w/increased transactions costs at a minimum and complete loss at a maximum.  

I know of a great condo complex (Timberwood Villas) on the mainland that allows vacation rents with a high demand of repeat business and they start from $180k.As for Orlando, there is way to much competition from the hotels, the majority of Brits that come over only come for 2 weeks, as this is what the airlines restrict you too if you come over on a package.

I was thinking a dump feature would be much easier.