@Patrick Flanagan this is really too broad of a subject to even attempt to encompass on an internet forum.

Hi Darnell,It is too broad of a statement I have a house a need an investor friendly real estate agent. 

Broad question, but eager to hear people's opinions who know these markets: IDEA:i have a condo deal in Jersey City area I bought in 2016 for below 150k, small 2bed 1bath, where each room rents around $900/m, cashflowing net monthly $500-700.

The Seattle market, and in more broad strokes, the whole Puget Sound area, has been extremely difficult to cash-flow the past few years for investors. 

Most of us work in different spaces with different business models, so it will give you a broad perspective of how to meet your goals.Best of Luck and feel free to reach out if you need anything.

I'd like them to be able to cover a broad range of financial advise including real estate, stocks, retirement planning, college funds, etc. 

I'm happy to share the spreadsheet with you.Speaking broadly, the lower the down payment, the more difficult it will be to keep your monthly expense under $3000.

I guess my question right now is a fairly broad one.  

You have cast a very broad net.  

A good commercial mortgage broker can present you an array of debt financing options.