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Exception being when a residential real estate agent {accidentally} catches a small - medium multiunit and,  not having a suitable network of buyers, does what they know and lists it on MLS.You will be better served finding a driven and connected commercial broker in your areas of interest and get yourself on their call list.

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My client is going to invest and live out of state.

@Michael Newman ideally your W-2 job would serve dual purposes, both focused on your passion... 1) build capital and establish credit worthiness with which to pursue your passion, and 2) give you experience in a career you're passionate about. 

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If you are looking to purchase a home that needs rehab I would sit down with a mortgage broker and discuss your options and tell them you want more info on the FHA 203k loan and the Fannie Mae Homestyle renovation loan.I have had several clients here in Connecticut use both loans with success and they typically chose one or the other based on their personal situation.

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We're currently working on 30+ ADU projects in San Francisco, mostly in larger apartment buildings for corporate clients but we are doing a few in single family homes or duplexes too.