My team and I actively invest in out of state apartment complexes. 

My ideal scenario would be to own a small investment company with a partner that holds a few mid-sized rental properties for baseline income, and supplements this with a few high-profit flips every year to help grow the rental portfolio and pay for lifestyle upgrades, vacations, etc.My formal education is an Electrical Design engineer, and for the past 10 years I've worked for large companies designing complex electronic (computer) circuits for things like Medical Devices, LED lighting, etc.

Look up the crime report around the complex you are looking at.

One other good reason to get into small apartment complexes is the quantity of competition is lower and more in your favor.  

He has a former roommate who currently lives in the Twin Cities and he's heard me discuss ideas like purchasing either a SFM with 3 to 4 bedrooms and renting rooms out or a duplex and live in one side and rent the other.My son doesn't have an offered job at this point but there are many likely positions that he could get..and for the last year he's been one of the maintenance guys for a large apartment business that has 3 large apartment complexes around ISU, so he thinks he could at least get a job as a maintenance person somewhere to make ends meet until he lands the full time job.  

Like a 200 unit complex?

He is an attorney and a nationally recognized expert on these complex vehicles.Good luck on your journey and I hope this helps.Ed

He also has done syndication to buy an apartment complex in Houston... maybe more by now.

Most of these trade desks don't interact with each other, which is more or less standard protocol with such large institutions.The other thing is, Wells Fargo has various complex entity structures, not to mention they service there own loans as well as loans for about 3,500 investors (which can be an assortment of large players) and they don't always cooperate because they're essentially separate companies.As far as US Bank goes, it can be just as complicated.

Brian Adams has a complex in Atlanta I believe