@Barry Je, @Michael Le pretty much nailed it.I would say you could also get the help needed by partnering with an experienced sponsor.

The financial center of Brickell is beautiful and you can buy a brand new studio apt. for $400k.Homestead is experiencing new, rapid growth because they have the most vacant land in the Miami metro area, but it is at the very southern end of the peninsula. 

For really experienced leads but in my opinion less returns for LP they are looking for 100k minimums.

That's why most experienced flippers use projected profit and expense numbers, not percentages.The 70% rule is nothing more than a quick and dirty way of screening potential deals, and was derived from an average over a large number of flips with a large variance of price points. 

Experienced negotiators may recognize “appeal to a higher authority” above :)

I work with an awesome investor-oriented real estate brokerage run by an experienced investor, landlord and property manager.

Hello,I'm in the middle of an real estate deal and would like some opinions from the experts and experienced investors here.Pros,Located near Transit. 

@Charanjit Singh I think your question was already answered but just a few more thoughts.Commercial brokers are just like everyone else in that they would prefer to do their business during business hours and the more experienced, better brokers are probably more inclined to this than others. 

Also looking for the same being that my current accountant is not experienced in REI.

I’d recommend doing something in the evenings and freeing yourself up during the day to build your network, shadow someone more experienced, research as much as you can about your market and attend as many community events as you can and practice working the crowd while you are there.