Putting that little down on a multifamily property will likely not work for most lenders (especially 5 units and up) with DSCR ratios being difficult with interest rates so high. 

Most commercial brokers have no interest in wholesalers and neither do their clients.

I'm struggling to generate extra lead flow from builders, mostly because it's so difficult to identify folks that are doing ground up, business purpose construction. 

Third, you will almost certainly need to hire a STR management company if you buy internationally which often makes the numbers difficult. 

With a deep understanding of the Washington Market, I take pride in uncovering investment opportunities that align perfectly with my clients' strategies.

It also makes getting rid of a difficult tenant easier.

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@Frank Alfano Avatar is your ideal prospective client.

His advice was that if you have a client who wants to do a sub to transaction, to bow out of that deal and recommend they do the transaction with their attorney instead of representing them.

Years ago as a commercial RE broker, I once had a client try to close on a commercial property using cash.