I am looking forward to meeting all of you at some point.Julie Marquez - I am an environmental engineer, with an emphasis on water policy, water regulations and permitting, contaminated site cleanup and stormwater management.   

One problem I had was that there was an "environmental" issue that affected that whole neighborhood.

For 50+ units, if it is off market, then I am going to ask for 30 days after receiving all of the financials that I request (Taxes, rent roll, T-12, P&L's for the past 3 years, utility bills, surveys, environmental reports, etc). 

If you ever do decide to sell please be aware of potential environmental issues that could arise with a transaction.

I am partnering with a Commercial Mortgage Broker and  Environmental Attorney on a big real estate deal (a warehouse conversion).

Environmental issues, code issues, deferred maintenance, etc..

Does anyone have recommendations for:- Property Manager- Lawyer- Accountant- Mortgage Broker- Commercial Broker- Insurance Broker- Contractor- Appraiser- Architect- Tax Consultant- Environmental Consultant- EngineerThanks in advance!

for example I said its a jiffy lube, would a realtor help check tax liens or suggest environmental tests?

I have been working at GEI, a Civil/Environmental Engineering company for the past 7 years.How I found Bigger Pockets: I am a newbie here and am just starting to get an investor mindset when it comes to real estate.

Hello All,Looking for commercial inspector recommendations for multi-family property inspection...Appreciate any recommendations in Jacksonville, FL or near by area.Lender's team would inspect the property to generate their appraisal and environmental reports...Does it make sense to have my own inspector focus more on structural / engineering report and check few sample units (assuming inspecting every unit may not be possible on a 100unit building) for problem areas?