My intention is to underwrite as many deals as possible, with the purpose of creating a case study section for my pitch-book/deck.Does anyone have recommendations on investor friendly multi-family brokers and/or wholesalers that I could reach out to in the Las Vegas and Reno MSA? 

Check out the anti trust laws that are out there that we have to study when getting licensed. 

I feel like a college student who is ready to put their studies and knowledge into action!

Holds up depending where you buy. be very careful in studying neighborhoods, the tenant base, and the prevalence of crime.

Hopefully you are planning to do everything under the supervision of your attorney as it appears you have not put any time into studying your state landlord tenant regulations.

Here are some links to study and become familiar with: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/10/4/commercial-real-estate-vocabulary-101-%E2%80%93-commercial-deal-analysis/ http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/09/how-to-buy-a-small-multifamily-property/Kudos,Mary

The best commercial property I ever bought had a Phase II environmental study presented with it disclosing the underground storage tanks and after researching it I found it was able to be registered for superfund payouts and the epa authority involved would be very unlikely to require cleanup in this instance.

Real estate investing is a study of its own.

In addition, the IRS and owners of investment rental property might as well be best friends because the IRS has made so many rules to benefit us.Related: New Study: Ability to Delay Gratification Predicts Wealth, Health & SuccessThere is a lot of useful information packed into this article.

My opinion is get to know one market, and invest there before you even consider studying a second market.