However, I'm thinking that every hour spent finding good deals is worth hundreds of hours spent afterward on all other aspects of RE investing.

So many viable options and I guess I am just looking to learn and grow from someone that may have more experience and expertise in this aspect of investing than I do.  

If they are not all 3 from the same seller you will have three separate deals, as mentioned before unless it is listed in the public remarks or the property has been for sale for a very extended period of time seller financing is unlikely, and many times if the seller is not seeking seller financing, you can make an offer for interest rate, terms etc.

I wasn't aware of the commercial loan aspect either.  

There's a wealth of information on Biggerpockets and I would suggest doing some self-educating on the different aspects of REI through the "Education" tab up at the top of the site.To be a little more specific, search for "House hacking" forums and blog posts to get a more in depth look as to how to get started with your condo and /or multifamily plan.Also consider why a condo and not just a multifamily to start...I could almost definitely say you don't need a RE company at this point.Like @Cameron Norfleet said, you could start with reaching out to a lender to see what types of financing you will qualify for. 

He explained the logical business aspect.

According to their website, they handle all aspects of real estate law.

In return for the commitment and remarkable hustle I'm willing to put in, I expect to become a whale in this industry.

He is amazing and knows every aspect of real estate investing.

I had a meeting with my Title company ( the owner)  and we got into some of the technical aspects.. but short of it..