@Mike BianchiWhen looking for assets of that size the most effective approach I've found is to contact the owner directly for unlisted assets.

I purchased 2 of the windows I needed at the builders outlet store, and they luckily had sizes that fit.

Our family goal was to graduate from single house purchases to moderate size multifamily purchases.We are paying cash, possible rent 2800-3000 per month.

Given the size of my project, how long should this project take?

You want to know their success and if what you're paying for is actually education or if it's entry to pay into a more expensive group.I see people on Instagram all the time with tens of thousands of followers and they own a few post card sized houses in the hood and people think they're an expert because of the way they market their expertise. 

A correct setup of the property purchases, the loans, classes, and chart of accounts are tasks that go along way in helping you with clean books and the ability to scale.

There is no exact number because the the age, the size, the building type, the types of tenants, the local weather, the quality of materials purchased, the quality of the labor, all play into it.

Hey everyone, I'm fairly new to real estate investing & have been researching lately trying to understand & analyze properties better & I stumbled upon this unique listing that caught my attention in CA:Commercial Building Storefront (retail building) + Opposite Side of the lot is a residential property 3 bdrms + 1 bath Year Built 1951 Price $219,000 est cap rate 10%-Total Lot Size 6,000 sq ft /Building sq ft 2,262 +/- Commercial Building 1,162 sq ft +/- /Residential 1,100 sq ft +/-* Lot stretches between two parallel streets, both properties are back to back (but not attached to each other) each facing a different street (Commercial Building)-has a showroom, back office, storage & bathroom complete w/shower.

Assuming you're going to occupy the new property as you stated, you might qualify for low DP programs, which I believe have limits to the loan size (which one of the lenders here can probably tell us about).  

I come from multi family (MF) property ownership/management of a few properties of various sizes here in Los Angeles.