i want to buy an apartment, can anyone tel me which site or property consultant wil provide me best service?

Jey,

Loopnet.com has become a favorable site for people to start with. However, by the sound of your question, it does not seem that you have much experience in RE investing. So, even though you might have the money to invest in something of this magnitude, you might want to perhaps start with some duplexes or 4-plexes, or max an 8-plex. Starting with an entire apartment might be quite a bit to handle for a novice investor. I personally own multi-units and an apartment, and without the knowledge, experience, and network of my previous smaller deals, I don’t know if I would have been able to handle these larger investments.

Remember one thing....Good investments with bad investors equals bad investment. Build a team around you, inherit their experience and knowledge that way, and lastly remember, when the transaction is finalized, you are the one left holding the bag, not your lender, not your Realtor, not even the previous owner, just you. If you can't make that apartment work, it will suck you dry, and leave you with nothing.

Happy Hunting

With being a buyer you will not have to pay any fees, they are paid by the seller. Loopnet.com is a great site to find properties. You need to make sure the rent rolls will be in your favor and make sure the cap rate is around a 8-11 to make sure you will turn a profit. I am not sure where you are looking, but if you need help in Indiana or Florida, I can certainly help you with that.

Good luck.

Shaneshomes@yahoo.com

I would recommend you to get in touch with your local Realtor because you would not have to pay for the brokerage as you are the buyer.

The seller normally pays for the brokerage.

You can search for www.realtors.com, www.househunt.com,www.homegain.com, also do a google search on a FSBO-For Sale By Owner.

I can probably help you with your financing needs like a mortgage at the lowest rates you can compare....gauranteed.

713-429-4304 ext-2238

frank@profolioloan.com

If you want to buy an apartment to rent, you can go to apartmentfinder.com you just type in the zip code and it will tell you exactly what apartments in your area are for rent.

Key part of your question ...should be were you are looking ....otherwise who knows.