Hi all,I am considering selling some or one of my multifamily properties to scale up my portfolio in terms of both doors and value.

Get with a mortgage broker, or two, and see what you qualify for in terms of a new home loan.

I'm trying to figure out what are the best practices in terms of buyer broker fee in commercial multifamily.

May not be the most 'per capita', but certainly in terms of sheer numbers, it's up there.

He bought a new truck and didn’t pay his crew.I was able to get about even in terms of his work completed and pay and threw him off the job.

What are you promised in terms of rent there? 

In terms of receipts, they would have to give you a receipt from their letterhead (Property Manager, Inc.) on the work, not what the contractor does for them on your property and others. 

That doesn't mean it is a bad deal.. i would just look at ultimately in terms of house hacking or a BRRRR: 1. how much money you had to put into the deal2. what will my estimated payment be 3. what is the total rent roll

Any recommendations for how best to handle that in terms of tracking?

However, my math leaves me a bit short in terms of $$$... $375k * 0.75% (max LTV) =  $281k - $218k (current mortgage) - $15k closing costs (est 4%) = $48k.