If it is a regional to national tenant odds are high even if you call directly that they will forward your site to their tenant rep broker for consideration and follow up.For retail properties I have not seen tenant rep fees of 7% that sounds high.

In Michigan, for example, there are several different MLS for different regions in the state, being in West Michigan I don't have metro Detroit MLS access as I don't do work there.

I was wondering if their were people in the philadephia region who want to partner up to invest in rental properties for cash flow.?

It is a small regional bank.

Hello,Just starting out with wholesaling in California (bay area region).

So the returns have to be much more than just a little better then existing buildings for turn around's.You need to get with not a guru but a local multifamily to regional developer for lunch.

As a fellow Capital Region investor, the Saratoga lake market doesn’t have opportunities often and if it is something that you are going to keep and use for personal use there is value in that. 

The bankers (yes a banker on a construction site, you don't see that every day)Now not all of us have that specific options since his balance sheet and credit/reputation could move the needle at a mid sized regional bank, but that's not the point. 

its too regionalized to have a book on how to.but let me tell you how I approach it if I am trying to buy a new community in a market I am not familiar with.1.

I've done surface level analysis on properties in quite a few different regions, including Chicago suburbs, southwestern Michigan, and Colorado Springs.