Hi,We recently bought a commerical land (which is part of big commerical land) and plan to construct multi retail space in it.

3% on a commerical new build seems fair, they aren't easy loans to get done.I wouldn't be paying anyone anything upfront however.

Traditional Landlord insurance from the typical companies like liberty mutual and statefarm or some kind of commerical insurance is better? 

Is there a need for accounting and limited property and CAM management on commerical properties?  

Lets assume you figured out all parts of the planning process and pulled a architect or enginner stamp out of your *** because this is a commerical buildng and no matter what in ct its required.

Very creative folks.Loopnet (rare you'll see any 4 plex or smaller here, sometimes)Crexi (commerical exchange) - some brokers who specialize in MF will list their small MF on here as well.Hope all that's helpful!

I got 10X latest commerical auction flyer and there had to be 20 plus hotel/motels.. 

I am trying to understand some things you said here as I am totally new to the commerical grade policy.

fyi - financing an AFH is not as  easy as financing a " regular " investment  property  .....commerical or   special  ADH  loan program  will be needed and   terms will be  higher  

I agree, people also need to recognize that the cost to raise capital is not cheap - going through a company like this or a broker dealer route will cost you 6-10% of the capital they raise. for me I would be looking at your warm contacts and a very good commerical lender that would be the most cost effective..