While I use Tschetter Sulzer as my attorney for Landlord Tenant issues, I don't think they regularly practice in the area of Real Estate Agent representation.

Hello everyone,I’m a 20 year old aspiring multifamily syndicator and I’m looking for someone with who I can practice and role-play pitching deals to with a full presentation and answering tough questions.If anybody could help, would be an absolute honor and very appreciated.Thanks

There is no practical reason to talk to planning and zoning before reading and understanding this chapter in its entirety because you want to convey to the town official your plan and how it fits within the planning and zoning requirements. 

It's a good practice to reconcile your book balance with the amortization schedule balance periodically to make sure they're in sync. 

There are also ways/lenders that will allow you to transfer ownership of the property within an LLC simultaneously/concurrently with closing on the refinance. 

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

Keep in mind if you need to use two jobs to qualify for a conventional loan, the borrower will need to demonstrate two years of holding those two jobs simultaneously. 

The docs are obviously very important, but if they're willing to share any best practices for screen borrowers, it'll be even more beneficial.

I am a bit new to the real estate investing world and have been practicing underwriting deals.I am looking at value-add deals that may require significant construction (ADU's, garage conversions, etc).  

If those practices don't bother you, I'm not sure what will.