I specialize working with buyers nationally for larger multifamily and also retail commercial properties.Some are serial lookers afraid to buy the property when you do find the deal for them.Be blunt with a broker.

I would strongly encourage the meetups everyone is mentioning above and don't be afraid to come to some of the meetups in Harrisburg and York. 

Ideally someone who is not afraid to write offers and who is an investor themselves.

Anyone have a really excellent, investor friendly broker who is not afraid to make offers in Kansas City? 

Anyone have a really excellent, investor friendly broker who is not afraid to make offers in either Detroit or Indianapolis? 

If you have credit challenges, and are unable to get refinancing, I'm afraid he may be able to take back ownership of the building and you lose your $30K.

Although I'm afraid they would want to do the exact opposite which is do anything to keep them.

I'm new and afraid to buy someone else's problem property by mistake-Trying to figure out: Do I invest in a small 2-4 plex now, maybe in Sacramento and save the rest of my money or do I think about investing trying to build a team (PM, GC, Broker, etc) in Bakers Field, or even out of state. 

Hello everyone, so I’m a new member to BP and have been studying real estate for a few months now (attending RE local meetings, going to whole sale classes from gurus) I’m getting stuck in this weird space where I’m studying but afraid of taking action.

There's never going to be a perfect time to do it so sometimes you just need a little push; don't be afraid to fail because things will inevitably go wrong but be as prepared as you possibly can.