Saw that but it was not very imformative on how to do it.Jess Hammersley, I would contact your motrgage broker/ RE attorney and get the info and paperwork from them

Hey Kafka, I'm a broker / investor / property manager here in Sacramento.

Depending on the purpse of the BPO and regulations in your state, you can just call a broker that you like and have them give you a BPO. 

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There must be a ton of capital on the sidelines, and investors are putting down more on deals for them to work.Factor in tax benefits, hedge on inflation, rents still cheaper than buying, and the investment is still compelling to some.There are deals out there, you just have to create relationships with brokers, and play the long game.

If so, Id recommend shopping with at least 3 lenders/brokers with at least one of them being a broker (brokers typically have better rates).

@Sean Lin Are you really going to promote the fact you are brokering 14% Cap rate deals and then fail to share any details? 

I personally would stay away from Yardi, unfortunately their system is outdated and their customer service is sorely lacking.