I just spoke to a broker in regards to a property and he stated that it needed to be an "All cash deal".Aren't all deals basically all cash to the broker and seller, unless I am asking for seller financing.What does it matter to them were it comes from?

From looking aroung our market here seems to be an ok market - most houses rent for about 850.

I wanted to introduce myself to the BP community and hopefully meet other investors from the area.My plan/goal:My first rental property will be an OO multifamily (hopefully fourplex) so that I can benefit from the low down payment and the good rates.

1) be an investor yourself - that's how I sought out agents2) be fast - first to get your clients in the property

Also a group of us get together for coffee once a month.  

You don't need to  be an attorney but you do need to know applicable laws.Sounds like you can afford an attorney, don't jump into investor strategies without asking one, if you're not an accountant, find one familiar with real estate, we have some here on BP. 

I'd love to connect sometime over coffee or lunch to discuss real estate and your investing goals! 

There shouldnt be an issue with getting either of these on your property.

Now, if they take title or they partner with a real buyer group and close with that buyer they can certainly be an asset to that business. 

I can figure out the new tenants- I have some storage on site at the worst and another place they can stay - but I dont think it will be an issue.