Members of these in-house capital markets teams typically have prior experience working at multifamily debt brokerages, investments sales shops, etc., and a full rolodex / database of lenders whom they have rapport with to boot.

@Trent Gulino Once you complete the remodel shop around for DSCR loans.

I’m not your buyer but you might want to shop the deal around or get it on the mls and then get closer to 5% total.

You can bargain shop for an $80K property that cash flows $300/month.

It’s always good to shop around or even negotiate a flat fee if you plan on doing multiple deals. 

The cat was out of the bag for a long time within the industry before any of the "Powers that Be" did anything.

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I get what your saying I was employed in the late 80s by a big syndicator in SF who had over 250 different apartments  senior housing student housing shopping  MHP and i headed up land development for them..

Not that these aren't needed but you can shop around.

If you’re nervous, dig into local investor clubs.. from what I’ve heard, even in London you’ll find groups meeting over coffee, talking shop, and sharing leads.