Through our conversations, he generously imparted his knowledge of the multifamily business, and upon expressing my keen interest, he extended an offer to mentor me should I decide to embark on my own journey in multifamily real estate.Despite my deep knowledge and passion for technology, I find the idea of establishing a new business that prioritizes reliability and sustainable growth over rapid expansion of user base and workforce particularly enticing.

But from those conversations I have learned it is block by block. 

Large windows will need to be added on each unit as well.We are looking to connect with someone who has experience here with large conversions.

One thing to look for is whether the units are separately metered for electric - if they are then the conversion was probably done above board.As far as location thats going to depend on your budget.

If you would like to converse with someone that will give you their honest, professional opinion, that is not trying to sell you on a dream, I recommend reaching out to @Malgorzata Sadowska.

I have a client who did that but with SDRA without conversion.

mixed use residential conversion of retail space to str units plus real estate office, two restaurants space tenants What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

What you generally care about, however, is the actual & current revenue.Once you start to focus in on a property that looks like it might be a good fit, the next conversation is with a commercial mortgage broker (I would be one example, among many) to go over what the financing of that property might look like.

Every time I have more than like 10 offers out I start to lose track of the conversations and details. 

At each property, whether a vacant lot or an industrial warehouse, he told the borrower that he should convert the property to medical offices, and that my fund would be willing to finance the conversion.