I was a affiliated with a small boutique firm that wasn't well known within the market I actively served. 

@Grant Rothenburger to be honest I'm not sure as there are a few established companies such as; Realty Mogul, PeerStreet and Fundrise that will most likely endure, however, there are other smaller companies that have either recently gotten into the space or are trying to get into the space and just won't make it based on today's margins.Don't get me wrong I think the real estate crowdfunding space will stick around and numerous companies will come out successful, however, the companies that are full of generalizations, estimations and marketing will close fairly quickly.Since I have very limited investments in this space I'm not sure which ones will consolidate and which ones will close in the near future.FYI, I have no affiliation with Realty Mogul, PeerStreet or Fundrise.

Not the sky high vacancies and affiliated maintenance that you can become accustomed to in other parts of the city.Tim

Check out Erik Stark's website for some freebie forms and contracts (I am not affiliated).

I did some digging on REONOMY.com (non affiliated) and found this record from 2010.

I've tried a couple Affiliated lenders from BP, and either they don't do multi families or the loan amount isn't High Enough for them to bother with.

Ive been listening to some BP podcasts and a few guests have recommended the book 'Never Split the Difference', so I went over to Audible to buy it and the full audio book is apparently on sale for just $3: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01COR1GM2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_Od1sCb0EQ9PQZThis isn't an affiliate link and I'm not making any money off it or anything.

I have no affiliation with the listing, just something Ive seen on the market. https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...

If you're ok going with a non-local bank I just used Third Federal (no affiliation to my company).

It was my understanding that you had to be affiliated with a real estate firm.