Episode 4 features Frank Gallinelli and it's entirely focused on Commerical Real Estate.

Good day BP! I am looking for recommendations for commercial lenders in the Philadelphia and surround area for 5+ units buildings. Thank you in advance!

There's a local home that is very neat architecturally but in extreme dis repair. The property is actually on Indiana's list of endangered landmarks. It is a SFR that has been used as an office as well as home on and ...

Always have a list of lenders (banks/credit union / commerical lender) in your lists. 

My one main question is, if I am looking to purchase 5 units or more, will I have to work with commerical lenders?

You could also check into Commerical loans but same problem, no income, no track record, not a huge networth.

@Roger R.I’d like to point out that Commerical brokers are also women.

You'll need to find a diverse list of cash buyers that would consider any type of potential deal for possible single family homes for flip or for rent, duplexes, land, commerical property, turnkey properties, heavy rehabs, airBnBs,etc.

What is the reasoning why you want to BRRR in general if your actual goal is in developing and commerical? 

Commerical banks usually don’t want to lend on the rehab for your first deal with them.