I’m looking to learn about transitioning from residential MF to commercial MF (with goal of cash flow, not generational wealth).Seeking any recommendations for good reads (to be real, I’ll probably opt for Audible listening), or any good webinars or online lessons/sessions about Commercial Multifamily investing.

All 3 properties are located within walking distance of a college and one is guaranteed already rented through 2022 at a $35K income and a second one states it rents to students (but did not state it was already rented but I would think it is since that school is now in-person session) and that one says it has a $25K income and the 3rd property is across from the school but they are listing it as a SF with an In-Law apartment but I would bet anything the new owner (whomever it ends up being) will be smart if they turn it into a rental as well for the students and since that home is larger than that 2nd one the income would most likely be closer to if not higher than that $35K....

@Keanalyn Wolford took a cram session class here locally and then took the practice test as many times as I could before the real test.

If not practice tests, can you get with some of your classmates, electronically of course, to make some sort of study session? 

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OK, your point is someone should pay $5K or more for a weekend rah-rah "nothing down" training session?

Training sessions as well.

Those that can't post on blogs or read about a thousand nothing-down books and spend money on countless rah-rah training sessions.

It is not uncommon to have a place sit for 4 - 8 weeks, depending on the market.School is in session now, even if virtually.  

I attended the first session and the program seems great and I would like to get some more info.