I have a similar situation where a broker who is working for an insurance company is looking for rentals for a displaces insurer.

@Shawn Foster I would reach out to a broker in your area. 

It's an online-based MLS broker that was a big hit in the UK.

I am now 61 years old and have about 30 years of construction management experience as well as having a Texas real estate broker license for about 30 years. 

When I graduated from college you could go directly to being a real estate broker and being a graduate  from college gave me all of the credit I needed to take that test. 

Yes, the original version helped brokers and big banks, screwed small banks and small mortgage bankers.

In it, he casually mentions that, if you find a great deal and need funding partners, you can reach out to a broker to put together funding from their contacts.

Hi,You would need to look at what area you're in the answer the question about brokers.

@Christian Mano,Here are the places I look:Loopnet and Crexi for commercialMLS (I have access) Open listing sites  (Zillow, realtor.com, etc.)Inventory list from brokers.Many companies and brokers will let you view their active inventory on their website or offline.

Yes that is very normal, every Real Estate Association PMA I've seen has that same clause to protect the Broker.