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What is the best way to find off market properties? Atlanta,San Antonio, N. Carolina?

Annette Barnett
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I'm in California and looking in Atlanta, San Antonio, Raleigh & Charlotte.

Do commercial agents share their off-market deals with each other?  So that if I worked with one commercial agent, s/he might have access to info about off market deals from other agents?  

What are other ways to find off market deals?  

I am looking for a triplex, quad or larger.

Can put around $275K down - doing 1031 exchange

Working on DSCR loan approval for up to $900,000 - shouldn't be difficult with a credit score between 750 and 800 and $110K in reserves.

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Hey Ann, 

You should check out some of the BP-recommended lenders in these areas. They are investor friendly and will likely be trying to source these 3-10 unit properties. As others have previously said, this range of units is too big and too small for many. Reach out to some local investors as well. I would also recommend looking at some of the recommended DSCR Lenders as well. Sounds like you could be approved for more than $900k.

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