@Brit Dunlop  Yes its definitely commercial loans - mixed use. your best bet is probably a local bank or try to get it at seller financing.The good news is the 2 apartments shouldn't be hard to fill in, the shop could take longer. are you dealing through a broker or the seller directly?? 

Also, I would recommend finding a real estate agent that you trust, and begin talking to lenders (banks, mortgage brokers, credit unions, etc.)

A mortgage broker that has many option to choose from my help also.

To buy from a turnkey co or from MLS via broker is your call.

Best bet: Connect with local investors, brokers and lenders to get referrals.

Hi,I'm very new to real estate but am very fascinated with active mortgage notes.  Can any of you recommend any full service mortgage note sellers that will also do partials (under 10k)?  I am not wanting to invest a ...

I heard once from someone that you should have around 20% of customers/people complaining about your price which allows you to get close to the maximum amount you can charge and still have people buying or renting.

Also very interested in networking with anyone (attorneys, CPAs, agents, brokers, property managers, investors) to begin laying down some professional roots in the RE space :)

I only work on commercial real estate these days as a principal broker and investor.

I will lose my other actual buyer who is paying me 5k more This guy also is not licensed as a broker or real estate agent in the state so I can complain to the commission and cancel the contract and he will be fined which I hate to do because of his business What do you think ?