BP community- please refer me to a good 1031 intermediary who can manage this complex process.

We are a small complex(only about 80 units) so I haven’t seen the board approval process take that long. 

I’m looking into start investing in real estate somewhere close to where I live (Redmond, WA) but since I have never bought a property with the purpose of renting it ( the only thing I have ever bought is my house) I wonder if it’s a good idea to start with one of the few 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom condominiums that have recently popped up in downtown Redmond and learn the basics of owning a property and renting it.

I have an investor that wants apartment complexes 20+ units.

Did not find a willing seller for a large complex as I hoped, but did find multiple off-market sellers and ultimately bought a smaller multi-family project from one of them and some commercial property.

This is not a complex business.

$220k could get you pretty far in the multi-family apartment complex world.

@David Greiner, the rule of thumb that I've heard from investors who own large complexes is 1 FTE per 50 units.

Just bought a small (28 unit) apartment complex.

Well chosen affordable properties I purchase in reasonable vacation or other markets with fair zoning close to me, not remote, not needing property managers, no gimmicks, no Arbitrage, no complex shaky strategies, etc.